YOUTUBE VIEWS DROPPING EVEN WITH RESIDENTIAL PROXIES.

johndocument547 · Aug 12, 2023

you have no idea what you're talking about. All major and minor sites can detect most VPN... It public infrastructure and it's all logged.

Twistler · Aug 12, 2023

As others mentioned, there are many things that go into botting for YouTube such as your fingerprint, user agents, whitelisted proxies, referrals, human-like actions, making sure your not automating in a way that YouTube can detect such as using Selenium, etc. Mobile Proxies are getting more common for botting, although even using mobile proxies, you will still need to do everything I just mentioned and potentially more.

johndocument547 · Aug 13, 2023

Twistler said:
As others mentioned, there are many things that go into botting for YouTube such as your fingerprint, user agents, whitelisted proxies, referrals, human-like actions, making sure your not automating in a way that YouTube can detect such as using Selenium, etc. Mobile Proxies are getting more common for botting, although even using mobile proxies, you will still need to do everything I just mentioned and potentially more.

is it easier to waste so much time building the infrastructure to do this or just make a compelling video?

n4h4n · Aug 18, 2023

Twistler said:
As others mentioned, there are many things that go into botting for YouTube such as your fingerprint, user agents, whitelisted proxies, referrals, human-like actions, making sure your not automating in a way that YouTube can detect such as using Selenium, etc. Mobile Proxies are getting more common for botting, although even using mobile proxies, you will still need to do everything I just mentioned and potentially more.

Yes, that's common sense, I'm not hitting F5 on my Chrome browser for sending views!
We had many bots in the past months made by knowledgeable people and companies that used to handle all of these (And of course, I as a user was using the best kind of mobile proxies available) and I had no problem.
but it's been two months, and even the bots that were using Android emulators to send views are not working, even the anti-detect browsers are not working. YouTube is considering another factor when counting views that we don't know (Like analyzing view patterns with AI)

johndocument547 · Aug 18, 2023

n4h4n said:
Yes, that's common sense, I'm not hitting F5 on my Chrome browser for sending views!
We had many bots in the past months made by knowledgeable people and companies that used to handle all of these (And of course, I as a user was using the best kind of mobile proxies available) and I had no problem.
but it's been two months, and even the bots that were using Android emulators to send views are not working, even the anti-detect browsers are not working. YouTube is considering another factor when counting views that we don't know (Like analyzing view patterns with AI)

there are billions of real devices out there spread all across the globe. If those users can view your videos, then you'll get stats that stick.

If you're manufacturing views in a lab, they won't last. Youtube has too much data and they run vast amounts of machine learning algos to detect those botted views.

They will err on the side of not giving you the view if they think it might be a synthetic view.

LadyDiana · Aug 21, 2023

miasmith said:
The only way forward which comes to my mind is that, you create your one proxy network by using 4G or 5G mobile network and then use those proxies to try YouTube bot. Since those proxies will be exclusively build by you so it wont get used by millions of youtubers out there and that is why, likelyhood of them getting banned by youtube is very low.

Thats a nice idea! thanks alot ! will try this soon!

Above Stars said:
Imagine the cost and headache you are having now. Just buy youtube views and have peace of mind.

ahahahaha

true

Ectophor said:
Warm up your accounts. Simulate natural human activities with your accounts before botting.

i do admit, i was greedy, yeah i started watching my own videos too soon with new accounts

johndocument547 said:
you've gotten it all wrong. Youtube is here to sell ads if your not making things that people want to watch, why would youtube serve your videos?

youtube is a marketplace for ad buyers. Think about it like that spot towards the cashier register. You see those papers with sensationalized stories because they sell.

they might make more money selling those tabloids than from the food you purchase. Understand the youtube business and you can be successful.

Nobody wants to watch your content, therefore advertisers don't want to put ads on your content, therefore why should google waste time sending users to your corner of the woods?

SOOOO TRUEEEEEEE , Its actually making sense .....

n4h4n said:
I have the same issue as well, Even with undetectable browsers like multi-login and dedicated 4G proxies, the views are still dropping and all of the bots I know are having drops
I'm curious Is there even a non-dropping bot out there? (I don't want to use SMM panels as I prefer to make actual interactions with the video)

No idea whats the reason , is it the end of youtube botting era

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