trickynickytrain
Newbie
- Feb 9, 2013
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Don't some proxies get blacklisted as well?
Don't some proxies get blacklisted as well?
Yeah but then you just get another proxy. But what will you do if youtube bans the whole IP range of your VPN, so that even if you switch the IP of your VPN (which does only happen for the last few parts, not the entire address) you'll still be blacklisted.
Use a home broadband with dynamic ip, its faster, unlimited IP switches, its better than vpn 'and youtube knows that. Accounts made with home broadband/DSL IPs lives longer and doesn't require sms verification codes. Believe me, i do a lot of yt.
I think new IP's are added regularly to vpn services. I think I read this somewhere in the FAQ.