[TUT] Bypass the freezing bug on Youtube [Works 100% ] 05-19-2011, 02:03 PM
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Hello Guys!
If you have a youtube account you probably tried to get more views using a Auto Refresher. But when you tried it your views frozen at 300 right?
I'll just show you a very simple method, which someone with a brain could have thought of it, to bypass that.
I'm pretty sure you already noticed that some popular videos have 300 views and 1 million likes. That happens because youtube thinks that is a bot cheating. But when they notice that it is not a bot, they update the views and they go up to 1 million or such.
So this method is really simple. I thought that if we had a bot running for more than 10 hours, youtube could think that real people are watching the video. So to test this up, I uploaded a video yesterday night (10:00 PM ) and left my computer on with an Auto Refresher, refreshing the video page every 3 minutes.
This was the result when log back on my account: CheckOut Tiz video
![[Image: ibK6x0.png]](http://i.min.us/ibK6x0.png)
You're now thinking. Yeah. But now the views are frozen at 1048.
They're not. The views we're frozen at 309, but since I left my bot working, youtube thought that video was just popular and updated my views. If instead, I had stopped the bot, I'd stay with 309 views for 4 or 5 months... So now, youtube thinks that my video is just popular and my views are getting updated daily.
:: Auto Refreshers :
Chrome: Download Here
Firefox: Download Here
Enjoy!:thumbs:
If you have a youtube account you probably tried to get more views using a Auto Refresher. But when you tried it your views frozen at 300 right?
I'll just show you a very simple method, which someone with a brain could have thought of it, to bypass that.
I'm pretty sure you already noticed that some popular videos have 300 views and 1 million likes. That happens because youtube thinks that is a bot cheating. But when they notice that it is not a bot, they update the views and they go up to 1 million or such.
So this method is really simple. I thought that if we had a bot running for more than 10 hours, youtube could think that real people are watching the video. So to test this up, I uploaded a video yesterday night (10:00 PM ) and left my computer on with an Auto Refresher, refreshing the video page every 3 minutes.
This was the result when log back on my account: CheckOut Tiz video
![[Image: ibK6x0.png]](http://i.min.us/ibK6x0.png)
You're now thinking. Yeah. But now the views are frozen at 1048.
They're not. The views we're frozen at 309, but since I left my bot working, youtube thought that video was just popular and updated my views. If instead, I had stopped the bot, I'd stay with 309 views for 4 or 5 months... So now, youtube thinks that my video is just popular and my views are getting updated daily.
:: Auto Refreshers :
Chrome: Download Here
Firefox: Download Here
Enjoy!:thumbs:



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