doubledhamal
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- Mar 24, 2023
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Are you spamming with these accounts ?
Youtube accounts getting banned
- Thread starter dan_delgrosso
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seoforever1
Regular Member
- Jan 21, 2025
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How many accounts per device you creating ?
Yes proxies do affect YouTube channels if record with spam, most proxies with spam score are effective on channel creation/management
jaykarbanda
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- Dec 13, 2024
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How many accounts per device are you creating ? Proxy quality might also be bad in your case.
- Jan 2, 2023
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Your proxy may have expired
You should pay attention to the uptime of your proxies to limit the number of times they are scanned
You should pay attention to the uptime of your proxies to limit the number of times they are scanned
seomaster5
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- Oct 31, 2021
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Your device might be flagged. Try a new device.
Siveracy
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- Jul 29, 2023
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Could be a few things. Even with anti-detect + resi proxies + warm-up, YouTube is getting smarter.
Some possible reasons:
Low-quality residential proxies – Some providers resell flagged or overused IPs. YouTube sees the pattern and bans.
Bad fingerprint config – Anti-detect browser only helps if your profiles look real. If you're using default settings or all your profiles have similar timezones, fonts, languages, etc., that’s a red flag.
Behavioral patterns – Watching the same vids, mass uploading, using the same titles/descriptions across accounts? That can trigger YouTube’s internal AI.
Phone verification method – If you’re using the same phone provider/SMS API or trying to bypass phone verification poorly, you’ll get flagged
but you can use proxies to help tho Try 4G/LTE mobile proxies – way harder to detect than regular resi. Look at: AirProxy, ProxyGuys, Soax (mobile plan), MobileHop. Avoid datacenter and cheap shared resi IPs — they’re toast for YouTube now.
If your setup’s solid but you’re still getting banned, drop a bit more info (what you’re doing with the YT accounts, how fast you're acting, etc.), and I can give more specific advice.
proxies with ip are effective managing channel with good content but get worsen when uploading ready uploaded/copyright contents.
MoneyMotives
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- Dec 18, 2024
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you're using low quality proxies that's the reason
Honestly it's probably best to just give up and stop trying to outsmart them before you lose the little you still have. I tried making several hundred alt accounts for botting and YouTube detected it even with a rotating residential proxy. YouTube's algorithms are so advanced today that you would need to be a professional hacker on the dark net to even have a chance of outsmarting it - and even then, you probably still wouldn't have suceeded. Just put the fries in the bag and accept that YouTube's algorithms are an undefeatable goliath.
Nproxyio
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- Jun 30, 2025
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Poor quality proxies or those using shared IP are easily detected and blocked by YouTube. You should choose a clean, separate residential proxy and combine it with a thorough warm up, and not log in to multiple accounts at the same time on one IP. In addition, behaviors such as uploading too quickly or using duplicate content will also be penalized
- Jun 16, 2022
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How many accounts per device are you creating?
Damn, you have the exact same experience as me! I also created several hundred channels for liking/disliking videos, and YouTube STILL detected it even with a proxy. Honestly I feel like YouTube's algorithms are so advanced that you just can't bot anymore, not even if you were a professional hacker on the deep web with millions of dollars in budget.
I must say though that buying likes still works surprisingly - several times, I bought likes for my videos and surprisingly, most of them stayed there - for example, I bought 100 likes for one of my unlisted videos with an SMM panel just to test if it works, and surprisingly, it did - about 96 or so likes are still there. Dislikes though? I have yet to find any service that actually delivers them.
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Dude, you're too suspicious. I know we're on bhw, but damn, just look at what you wrote. Act more like normal usage pattern, get sim with unlimited youtube and make some mobile proxies yourself, phone verify with physical sims (you can get some that let you keep the number if you renew once a year).
Thanks for sharing
Joyce Henry
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It’s likely your bans or shadowbans are due to poor proxy quality, even if they're labeled residential. YouTube has strict systems that detect reused or flagged IPs, especially from low-tier proxy providers. Also, even with an anti-detect browser, things like weak fingerprinting, fast or bot-like account behavior, and reused device/session patterns can still get flagged. Try using higher-quality proxies like NetNut, Soax, or Bright Data, and make sure each account has a fully unique, natural browsing session to reduce detection
You tell me iproyal in extra section my ip is 0 farud score
Killswitchs
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- Mar 14, 2022
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proxies prob ur weak link if rest locked in. yt smart af now, flags low trust ip blocks fast. avoid reused resi pools or datacenter garbage. try dedicated mobile 4g ones, rotate. check ip spam score too