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I need to debunk a myth that is probably hard to change without a proxy or a VPN or mobile

For example lets say I create or upload a channel on YT on my main or travelling location, but i want to trick google,gmail and the yt algorithm and yt settings location based on ads and video uploading auto places setting, so that my acount my acounts mimicks the YT US recommendations.

I dont know, and it seems that using a vpn results as doesnt pushing up the uploaded video views and on a shadowban view exposure.

I think that the best solution is to get a US eSim o Sim prepaid card...

A US SIM or eSIM will help with verification, but it won’t fully trick YouTube’s algo. VPNs alone won’t cut it because YT can detect common VPN IPs and flag them. If you really need to mimic a legit US user, a residential proxy with mobile data is better than a VPN. You could also use a burner phone physically located in the US to manage the account.

NeedMyLink said:

A US SIM or eSIM will help with verification, but it won’t fully trick YouTube’s algo. VPNs alone won’t cut it because YT can detect common VPN IPs and flag them. If you really need to mimic a legit US user, a residential proxy with mobile data is better than a VPN. You could also use a burner phone physically located in the US to manage the account.

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do you mean buying a US proxy and connecting inside the mobile networks settings but without using the US sim data plan or what u mean,
and is it that how im wondering the android farms work or i dont get it, ive seen they use a router
. i dont also dont have burner.


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is it possible to connect with a proxy inside a smartphone or how

ChatGPT said:​

Yes, you can connect to the internet through a proxy on a smartphone. Here’s how:

1. Use System Proxy Settings (Wi-Fi)​

Most smartphones allow you to configure a proxy for Wi-Fi connections:

• On Android:
  1. Go to Settings → Wi-Fi.
  2. Long-press the Wi-Fi network you're connected to and select Modify network.
  3. Tap Advanced options → Proxy.
  4. Choose Manual and enter the proxy IP address and port.
  5. Save the settings.
• On iPhone (iOS):
  1. Go to Settings → Wi-Fi.
  2. Tap on the Wi-Fi network you're connected to.
  3. Scroll down to Configure Proxy and select Manual.
  4. Enter the proxy server address and port.
  5. Save the settings.

Limitations: This works only for apps that use system-wide proxy settings. Some apps may bypass it.

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2. Use a Proxy App (For Mobile Data & All Apps)​

If you want to route all traffic, including mobile data, through a proxy, use an app:

• Android: Apps like ProxyDroid (root required) or VPN-based apps like Postern.
• iOS: Apps like Shadowrocket (paid) allow custom proxy configurations.

Note: Some apps require root (Android) or jailbreak (iOS) for full system-wide proxy control.

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3. Use a VPN with a Proxy​

Some VPN providers offer proxy integration, allowing you to use a proxy while benefiting from encryption.

• Example: NordVPN, ExpressVPN, and Surfshark allow SOCKS5 or HTTP proxy setup.
• You can also use WireGuard or OpenVPN to route traffic via a proxy.

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4. Use a SOCKS5 or HTTP Proxy via SSH Tunnel (Advanced)​

If you have a remote server, you can set up a SOCKS5 proxy using SSH:

1. Android:
   • Use an app like ConnectBot to create an SSH tunnel.
   • Route traffic using ProxyDroid.
2. iPhone (iOS):
   • Use an app like iTerminal or ShellFish to establish an SSH tunnel.

My YouTube channel was created with local phone number, I have never been in the US and even so, most of my watchers are americans
Just creating content in English, descriptions in English, thumbnails in English...lots of europeans and indians too, but almost nobody from my country
Maybe it's different if you are talking about short content format, but that's what I'm seeing in my personal experience with long format

Buy ads and choose s location

Spicy Chromosomes said:

My YouTube channel was created with local phone number, I have never been in the US and even so, most of my watchers are americans
Just creating content in English, descriptions in English, thumbnails in English...lots of europeans and indians too, but almost nobody from my country
Maybe it's different if you are talking about short content format, but that's what I'm seeing in my personal experience with long format

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Not actually true, you need to also disable the automatic places settings before uploading the vids