client session episode 10

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24 Jul 202457:17

Summary

TLDRIn this insightful meeting transcript, the participants discuss technical issues with audio during an online session and delve into strategies for successful YouTube monetization. They cover topics like dealing with Google AdSense, using proxies for traffic, and the importance of valuable content creation. The conversation also touches on Joseph's journey from sports betting to software development, inspired by the speaker's content, and the potential of machine learning in pattern recognition for betting predictions. The summary provides a glimpse into the complexities of online business and the evolving nature of digital strategies.

Takeaways

  • ๐Ÿ˜€ The speaker is having audio issues at the beginning of the meeting and is troubleshooting with the participant.
  • ๐Ÿ” The participant is advised to check if their microphone is muted in Google Meet and to ensure their audio is working properly.
  • ๐Ÿ“ž The speaker suggests using a mobile phone as a contingency if the audio issues persist, to ensure participation in the meeting.
  • ๐Ÿ’ก The participant is inspired by the speaker's content and has developed their own software for sports betting predictions, mimicking the speaker's approach.
  • ๐Ÿ”‘ The speaker emphasizes the importance of using Python for creating software and mentions their own use of the language.
  • ๐ŸŒ The participant discusses the challenges of finding a job in cybersecurity in Kenya and their decision to create a YouTube channel for income diversification.
  • ๐ŸŽฅ The speaker highlights the benefits of YouTube as a platform for generating income, especially through Google AdSense.
  • ๐Ÿค– The speaker shares their experience with creating bots to beat antibot detection systems for various online platforms, including sports betting sites.
  • ๐Ÿ“ˆ The participant is advised to focus on creating valuable content for YouTube and to consider the type of traffic and geographical location for ad revenue optimization.
  • ๐Ÿ›ก The speaker discusses the importance of using a Virtual Private Server (VPS) to manage bot traffic and maintain the credibility of ad impressions.
  • ๐Ÿ”„ The conversation touches on the use of rotating versus static proxies for driving traffic to YouTube videos, with the speaker recommending a balance for authenticity and efficiency.

Q & A

  • What was the initial issue discussed in the meeting?

    -The initial issue discussed was the audio problem in the meeting where one participant could not be heard, and it was suspected that their microphone might be muted or there might be an issue with their audio settings.

  • What troubleshooting steps were suggested for the audio issue?

    -The suggested troubleshooting steps included checking if the microphone is muted, ensuring the headphone is plugged in, and checking for any icons indicating issues with the microphone in Google Meet.

  • What is the role of the person speaking in the transcript?

    -The person speaking in the transcript appears to be a tech-savvy individual who is providing guidance and support to another participant who is experiencing technical difficulties during the meeting.

  • What is the context of the discussion about software and sports betting predictions?

    -The context is about the person's experience with sports betting software, their decision to create their own software for predictions, and their journey of learning and mimicking the process to improve their predictions.

  • Why did the person decide to create their own sports betting prediction software?

    -The person decided to create their own sports betting prediction software because they were inspired by the success of existing platforms and wanted to diversify their income and escape the traditional employment world.

  • What is the significance of using YouTube for generating income as discussed in the transcript?

    -The significance of using YouTube for generating income is that it offers a stable platform for earning through Google AdSense, allows for content creation around profitable niches like sports betting, and provides opportunities for growth and monetization.

  • What advice was given regarding the use of proxies and VPS for YouTube traffic?

    -The advice given was to invest in good proxies and VPS to drive traffic to YouTube videos, as this can help simulate real user traffic and avoid ad revenue limitations, which can be crucial for monetization.

  • How does the speaker describe the importance of content creation on YouTube?

    -The speaker emphasizes that creating high-quality, valuable content is essential for attracting and retaining an audience, which in turn influences the type of advertisements shown and can lead to higher earnings from Google AdSense.

  • What is the speaker's view on the gambling niche on YouTube?

    -The speaker views the gambling niche as one of the most profitable on YouTube, as it attracts a lot of advertising spend due to the high levels of engagement and spending from its audience.

  • What are the potential challenges of using rotating proxies for YouTube traffic?

    -The potential challenges of using rotating proxies include the difficulty in mimicking returning users, which can affect the credibility of the traffic, and the possibility of hitting data caps that can limit the amount of traffic that can be driven.

  • What is the speaker's recommendation for someone starting with YouTube traffic generation?

    -The speaker recommends starting with rotating proxies if on a tight budget, understanding the limitations and potential for initial losses, and gradually investing in static proxies for more credibility and stability as the channel grows.

Outlines

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๐Ÿ”Š Audio Troubleshooting in a Meeting

The speaker is entering a meeting and encounters audio issues. They troubleshoot by checking the microphone settings in Google Meet, ensuring it's not muted, and verifying that the audio is transmitting correctly. They also discuss the use of headphones and the potential problems with virtual webcam software affecting audio. The speaker suggests using a mobile phone as a backup to join the meeting if the computer's audio issues persist.

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๐Ÿค From Sports Betting to Software Development

Joseph from Kenya shares his journey from using the speaker's services for sports betting in 2017 to developing his own software for match predictions. He credits the speaker for inspiring him to create his software, which he wrote in Python. Joseph also discusses his background in cybersecurity and the challenges of finding a job in Kenya that matches his skills.

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๐Ÿ’ผ Escaping Employment and Embracing YouTube

The speaker discusses their dissatisfaction with traditional employment and their decision to diversify their income sources. They highlight their attempt to start a YouTube channel to earn money through Google AdSense, inspired by the speaker's success. The speaker also mentions their interest in visiting Kenya and the potential for meeting there.

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๐Ÿค– Ethical Hacking and Google AdSense

The speaker talks about their background in cybersecurity and how they used their skills to beat detection systems, which inadvertently led them to success with Google AdSense. They explain that their focus on automation and beating bot detection systems in sports betting platforms eventually translated into a profitable strategy for generating ad revenue on YouTube.

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๐ŸŽฅ The Power of YouTube Content and Traffic

The speaker emphasizes the importance of creating valuable content on YouTube and understanding the traffic sources that can generate high ad revenue. They discuss the benefits of having multiple YouTube channels and the strategy of driving traffic from locations where gambling is popular, such as Las Vegas and Miami, to increase click-through rates on ads.

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๐ŸŒ Proxies and VPS for YouTube Success

The speaker provides advice on using proxies and virtual private servers (VPS) to drive traffic to YouTube videos. They explain the difference between using rotating and static proxies, and the importance of maintaining a balance between real and fake traffic to avoid ad limits and maintain credibility with YouTube's algorithms.

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๐Ÿ† Building a Niche and Organic Traffic

The speaker discusses the importance of building a niche on YouTube and generating organic traffic. They mention the need for a mix of real and bot-driven traffic to establish credibility and build a subscriber base. The speaker also addresses concerns about the visibility of browsing history and the use of browser states in bot traffic.

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๐Ÿ”„ The Role of Rotating Proxies in Traffic Generation

The speaker delves into the use of rotating proxies for driving traffic to YouTube videos. They explain the limitations of free rotating proxies and the benefits of using paid versions that can mimic real user behavior. The speaker also discusses the financial considerations of using static IPs versus rotating proxies.

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๐Ÿ’ก Insights on AdSense Revenue and Traffic Strategy

The speaker shares insights on maximizing AdSense revenue through strategic traffic generation. They discuss the importance of understanding ad fraud detection systems and the need for a balance between new and returning users. The speaker also provides advice on starting with a budget for traffic generation and the potential for growth in revenue over time.

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๐Ÿ“ˆ Machine Learning and Pattern Recognition in Betting

The speaker discusses the application of machine learning and pattern recognition in sports betting. They explain how they use algorithms to analyze historical data and predict outcomes, emphasizing the importance of learning from patterns and continuously updating the models. The speaker also mentions their interest in creating a course on this topic.

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๐ŸŒ Final Thoughts on Learning and Progress

In the final paragraph, the speaker reflects on the importance of continuous learning, particularly in the fields of machine learning and data analysis. They encourage the listener to focus on these areas to improve their skills and capabilities. The speaker also expresses their pleasure in the conversation and looks forward to future interactions.

Mindmap

Keywords

๐Ÿ’กAudio Check

An audio check is a procedure to ensure that the audio equipment is functioning correctly and that all participants in a meeting or call can hear each other. In the video script, the host initiates an audio check when they cannot hear the participant, indicating a potential issue with the participant's microphone settings or hardware.

๐Ÿ’กMicrophone Icon

The microphone icon is a graphical representation typically found in video conferencing platforms that allows users to manage their audio input settings. In the context of the script, the host instructs the participant to check this icon to ensure their microphone is not muted, which is crucial for communication during the meeting.

๐Ÿ’กGoogle Meet

Google Meet is a video conferencing platform developed by Google. It is used for virtual meetings, allowing multiple participants to join and communicate. The script mentions Google Meet as the platform where the audio issue is occurring, highlighting the commonality of technical difficulties on such platforms.

๐Ÿ’กMuted

To mute means to disable the audio input or output, typically on a device or within a software application. In the script, the term is used to describe the state of the participant's microphone, which is not transmitting sound, causing the need for an audio check.

๐Ÿ’กHeadphone

A headphone is an audio device worn on or around the ears, which the script mentions as part of troubleshooting the audio issue. The host asks if the participant is using a headphone and whether it is plugged into the computer, which is an essential step in resolving audio problems during online meetings.

๐Ÿ’กCybersecurity

Cybersecurity refers to the practice of protecting internet-connected systems, including hardware, software, and data, from attack, damage, or unauthorized access. The participant mentions having a major in cybersecurity, indicating their educational background and expertise in this field.

๐Ÿ’กSports Betting

Sports betting involves predicting the outcome of sports events and placing a wager on the result. The script discusses the participant's interest in sports betting and their use of software to make predictions, which is a significant part of their narrative.

๐Ÿ’กGoogle AdSense

Google AdSense is a program run by Google that allows publishers in the Google Network to earn money by displaying targeted advertisements on their websites. The script mentions Google AdSense as a source of income for the participant, who is exploring ways to monetize their online presence.

๐Ÿ’กEthical Hacking

Ethical hacking, also known as penetration testing, is the practice of testing an organization's systems, networks, and applications to find and fix potential vulnerabilities. The participant refers to their experience in cybersecurity in the context of ethical hacking, which involves using their skills to understand and improve security measures.

๐Ÿ’กAutomation

Automation refers to the use of technology to perform tasks without human intervention. In the script, the participant discusses their interest in automation, particularly in the context of sports betting and content creation, to improve efficiency and reduce the influence of emotion on decision-making.

๐Ÿ’กMachine Learning

Machine learning is a subset of artificial intelligence that enables machines to learn from and make decisions based on data. The script mentions the participant's interest in machine learning as a means to improve their sports betting predictions by recognizing patterns in data, which is a complex and advanced application of technology.

Highlights

Audio troubleshooting steps in Google Meet, including checking microphone mute status and testing audio output.

Use of mobile phones as a backup audio solution during technical difficulties in meetings.

Joseph from Kenya shares his journey from using sports betting services to creating his own software for predictions.

The importance of ethical hacking and cybersecurity certifications in the job market.

Challenges faced in the ICT job market in Kenya and the motivation to diversify income sources.

The inspiration behind starting a YouTube channel and leveraging Google AdSense for stable income.

Strategies for growing a YouTube channel and the role of valuable content in audience engagement.

The significance of using Virtual Private Servers (VPS) for driving traffic to YouTube videos.

Discussion on the use of proxies and the distinction between rotating and static IP addresses for traffic sources.

The role of machine learning and pattern recognition in predicting sports outcomes and improving betting algorithms.

Joseph's experience with creating a software mimicking the functionalities of existing sports betting platforms.

The potential of YouTube as a platform for generating income through various channels, including ad revenue and software sales.

The importance of building a niche on YouTube and the impact of content relevance on advertisement revenue.

Strategies for driving traffic from specific locations to maximize ad revenue from YouTube videos.

The use of browser fingerprinting and bot management for creating credible traffic sources on YouTube.

The financial considerations and investment needed for scaling YouTube traffic and ad revenue.

Joseph's aspirations to visit Kenya and the mutual interest in exploring the country's tourist locations.

The future plans for creating courses on machine learning and its application in sports betting predictions.

Transcripts

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okay I'm stepping into a meeting right

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now and let's get into

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it hi good

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day okay I can't I can't hear you I

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think something is wrong with

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audio check if it's muted on your

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and you know on the Google meet click on

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the microphone

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icon does it look like it's

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muted because I can't I can't hear

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you okay try saying something that's

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usually a bar a rle like on my own on my

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picture you can see something moving to

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show you that my audio is coming up

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could this is something so I can see if

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is moving okay

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no for for split seconds I I had like a

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little something was anything you

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clicked I can't hear you but if you look

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at your picture you will see that

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there's no repo so it seems your audio

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is not working I can't hear

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you okay let me just confirm that this

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one is not from my own

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end um this is microphone good yeah it's

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not from my

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end okay say something

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now oh I can't hear

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you um you're using a headphone okay

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this is this is the T it Google meet

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four one is permission I you had a

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Google M okay let me sort it out okay

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whenever you're done just send me a new

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link I could I could actually work it

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out with you as well because you will

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need somebody from the other end to test

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when it's

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working so your your headphone your

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headphone right now is plugged to your

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computer this is your headphone now

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because sometimes we make the mistake we

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don't plug the wire so is it plugged to

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the computer

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yes it's plugged in okay um if it's

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plugged in on the core close to where

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you have a icon for camera can you see

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any icon for

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microphone okay um is it showing

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red because if it's showing red it means

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it's muted no it's not showing red okay

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um by the side of the I by the side of

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the microphone phone there's something

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that looks like a drop down where you

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can click to see more lists cuz if you

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click on it it will show you thank you

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no I had I had okay you can change it

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let's assume the headphone is a problem

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click on it what options are you saying

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when you click on the icon close to the

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microphone

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microphone and the line in okay um tole

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the like change settings try the

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microphone and then let's try the line

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in I'm actually using okay I run

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software okay so do you think it's from

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the

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software I'm actually using I on

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software let me Google up what iron

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software is

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okay a own webcam oh okay so more like a

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virtual

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webcam okay so if it's a virtual webcam

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I think it controls the Audio I like to

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know how you did this setting I like

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it I like it I should this I should be

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having something like this on my I guess

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let me plug it to the phone okay

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okay I've been four minutes

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in trying to walk out oh

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dear okay so what you do now my best

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advice cuz I can't hear you the

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contingency would be to use your mobile

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phone to join the meeting then on your

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mobile phone you don't have to turn the

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camera on you could just leave the

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microphone on so your phone being close

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to you you get to talk your phone

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becomes a microphone so you can just

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join the meeting as well with your

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mobile

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phone I can read your lips you want to

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go get

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it

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for for

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yes

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hello yeah okay mute the microphone on

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your computer click on the mic icon

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now okay okay what communication

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mute the speaker so okay how do I how do

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I there's some in there's some invisible

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waves that going on here okay good the

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microphone on the computer is

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muted yeah it is okay and so perfect

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okay so let's

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proceed okay walk me through on our live

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session

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today um you had a couple of

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questions okay so good morning

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I don't know if it's morning on your

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side yes it's morning as

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well okay so this is Joseph from Kenya

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okay yeah I think we've been uh we've

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had

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some chat some years

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ago I don't know if you still remember

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me yes the number safe and it looks like

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like this person has been following my

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content and the rest for years yes I

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think you've been following for years I

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think I saw 2022 chat and all

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that okay so I actually joined your your

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company that is in

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2017 that is when I heard about you and

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then I started using your services I

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paid for that time you offering one year

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service yeah subscription that is for

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one year for sports betting rups myb

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yeah okay so it happened that uh was it

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spy SP left

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Kenya and that is where money

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was like you making you were making

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money from it like from the software

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yeah but you did not testify all as well

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I don't know why you guys don't like

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giving me flowers on

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time but now yeah go

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on you is a problem

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then you understand that

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okay yeah so um I decided to do my own

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software but mimicking whatever you are

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doing but now I had to do H predictions

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for Moz and uh it was good not perfect

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but it was good there's a day I did sent

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you a video and you uploaded it

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so now that is what I've been focusing

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on and uh thank you for your inspiration

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right now I have my predictions

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of

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wow I'm I'm I was able to inspire you um

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I'm really really happy to hear that

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like it feels good what framework did

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you did you write yours in is it not J

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or

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python I'm using

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python in fact I think uh

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I could have shown you but it's in my

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computer okay okay okay I'm I'm at work

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right now

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okay yeah so Mr Danny um I realized that

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Google absense was really making good

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money yes and uh with

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me I'm not good at these jobs that we

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being employed I I did cyber security by

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the way as a major

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and U getting a job in Kenya with cyber

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security is an issue you must have at

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least certification in ethical

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hugging and uh with that I'm not yet

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there so we are being employed to do ICT

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jobs here is just like secretary

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secretarial job

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so we can't get something to challenge

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our knowledge our skills and

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so with me I just wanted to get my money

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and diversify get out of this employment

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world and employ

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myself uh so I I decided to start that

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YouTube channel after seeing how much

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people are making with Google AdSense at

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least I can see Google AdSense is stable

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not compared to prediction because even

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even with my football

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prediction I can make I can lose maybe

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in a in a row

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maybe six seven matches

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there that is when that is when the day

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is bad I can have a losing strip of

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maybe seven or eight

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matches which means you need to have a

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very good capital and a very good

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strategy

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so I

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I hoped that maybe let's H into Google

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AdSense and see what we can do

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now I don't have a website so I decided

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let me go with

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YouTube I had a channel from last year

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but I had not paid any attention to it

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so the channel did not grow but this

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year after seeing whatever you

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doing I decided let me go for it

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and now you've met you told us that

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you've moved from from Nigeria and I

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wanted to come and maybe they you visit

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there I don't know

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what you can you can always come when

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around because I don't even intend

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staying like here for too long I

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actually just want to be going from

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countries to Country like um my next

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stop should be Canada just go to

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different countries Benin Hong Kong but

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I think you said you're from Kenya again

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right yeah yeah I have Kenya on my

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bucket list now

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the um

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Safari

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the um the zebra the Lions K has quite

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beautiful tourist locations so maybe I

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think I would actually see you in your

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country that would be awesome so you

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give me a little

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hosting wow welcome

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so um okay I just wanted you to maybe

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walk me through some things that I was

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not getting right and uh maybe this

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video also help some other people okay

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let me just give you a very quick walk

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through um I'm I'm going to go straight

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to I'm going to go straight

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to focusing on the aspect of the

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attent um I for a person like I keep on

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saying this you know as much as I come

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in can come online right here make it

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look like what we're all doing is good

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realistically what we're doing it's not

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practically toally good um I would tell

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you the the cons and the pros for me I'm

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basically an ultimator I'm happy you

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joined from the sports betting platform

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so automation has always been my thing I

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learned automation back in the days when

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I could play the sports beton very well

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like I was good with the sports Buton

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but emotion was a problem so I knew I

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had to create something out would do the

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predictions logically with data without

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having been you know in any way being

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biased by what you see when you watch F

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football and you see the way those games

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play sometimes you get biased you be

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like oh this team has been winning you

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know and then your logic doesn't go

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through so from there I went through and

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I started trying to beat detection

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system and that was how I landed on

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Google AdSense so if I'm making money

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from Google AdSense today it's just a

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byproduct of uh I think there how we use

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it in the world cuz I did C security as

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well so that's how we use it we call it

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ethical hacking right so the aim is

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to um try to see how we can bypass

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detections and then we were able to beat

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Google security which um realistically

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Google should do better so I

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mean better now why am I telling you

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this I'm sitting it here because I mean

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most times things could be taken out of

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context now that that being said now if

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you want to make money from it um I

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would give you the shortest route

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YouTube is perfect and this is why I

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actually like YouTube um YouTube is the

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only stuff I know that even if um things

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go crazy [ย __ย ] go [ย __ย ] go crazy you have

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something to fall back to like I have

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lots of YouTube channels right now

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hiting YouTube channels people don't

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know and these channels have hundreds

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thousands of subscri rers I have

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Channels with up to million views and I

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have videos uploaded and I use my B to

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drive traffic to them and I never bring

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these videos online because I mean in as

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much as I'm quite open there's still

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certain things I don't really get to

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over show for my own safety cuz those

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channels can easily be broken down if

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you go through the channel on OK Bots I

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don't drive any traffic to it from the

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Bots that's because I know people would

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obviously also want to follow these

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videos to Google now my B are

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undetectable but I shouldn't be stupid

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enough to put fingerprints down to the

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boat to say oh this is a Bo I'm a Bo

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maker I'm driving traffic here now what

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happens is if I won to ever be caught to

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just drive an analysis to know oh where

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has your traffic been coming in from at

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this real account if the real account

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that means I'm not using my B here so

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you can't trade them back to me but if I

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use my B then you trade them back to

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other channels and if I was stupid

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enough to show those channels they get

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disabled right so now why am I bringing

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up this whole thing I'm trying to let

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you know that I have lot of YouTube

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channels but if [ย __ย ] go crazy today I

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can sell them I have Channels with up to

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3 million subscribers with lot of views

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I can sell them I can use them for other

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things and they're still

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monetizable now that's because it's a

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social media profile if this was say a

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website the moment it's not approved for

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Google ad it becomes useless well some

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people will just see the views you've

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had initially before and the one who do

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Stu for you now that being

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said YouTube has a benefit in every

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single way not not talk about the

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extra recognition you met me off YouTube

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if I'm not even mistaken you probably

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watch one of my videos online where you

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saw me playing sports betting using the

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software I created now that has given me

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a connection so my Niche has also got

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blown but I created this B that gives

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prediction now people started buying the

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softwares meaning more money for me on

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YouTube from both sales of software

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advertisement in Google attent

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recognition you know sometimes I get

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gifts from fans you know people from

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different part of the world like I said

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if I was coming to um Kenya you would

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host me that's because I've been to

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other countries where I have oh I've

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been watching that YouTuber and then we

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Vibe right so if you want to go into

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YouTube ,1 now what does it take to get

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into the YouTube so um for status I

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would just tell you you should focus

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heavily on two major things the first

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one is the VPS and the second one is the

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proes now you shouldn't really think of

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making so much money at the

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beginning I for a person I didn't really

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stumble on this by intentional like I

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wasn't intentional to say oh I want to

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beat Google I think it's all started

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with okay I want to be beating both

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detection systems so I started creating

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like scripts cuz obviously when you

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start scripting data on sports betting

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platforms some sports betting platforms

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use very complex Services services like

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Cloud Fair services like an B systems so

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you want to go scrip the S to get the

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features of the games being played but

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now they have this algorithm that chases

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you away and now if you're somebody like

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me who had a startup this startup was

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around scrapping predictions from bth

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King spy B bth Niger you have to script

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this data but now they had an antibot so

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you have to do something so that was how

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I learned how to byos B detection system

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l or whatever that made me who I am

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today but as I proceeded de I started

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testing most of this you know bot on my

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own website because I also had antibot

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systems plugins installed so I'll go get

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an antibot plugin subscribe to a service

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install the antibot plugin on my own

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website and then try to see if I can

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create a bot to beat those antibot

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plugin I had bought so I will be able to

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beat the betting site better as to scrip

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them but now this site had Google

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AdSense in them so each and every single

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time I run my B stuff I get to make

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numbers on my Google ENT and I said

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whoa that means if I had focused heavily

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on beating Google ENT maybe I would have

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made a living out of it and now that

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that's where we are here today so why am

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I giving you this whole story I'm trying

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to let you know it's not an intentional

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stuff but now from everything everything

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I've learned I think if anybody wants to

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do it with all the mistakes i' I've made

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the ups and the down I can give you a

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clear out so this is the clear out a

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good proy

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a good

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VPS and a good

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content now on every single YouTube

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video I have which most of them are in

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huge number of subscribers they're not

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just dummy content they're not just

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content that doesn't make

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sense I definitely take my time when I

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do things and I really do not like

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rushing so what I did was I had lot of

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channels that I made sure the content

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and things that are human

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enjoyable you could create a YouTube

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channel and you you upload a very stupid

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Loop where it's just one sound and then

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you run advertisement or I say run

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advertisement you run bought on it you

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buy watch hours and now they stream that

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one hour garbage video and you get

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monetized but if anything ever get you

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monetized and they review your account

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they will never ever accept it why

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they've been able to learn that oh

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people would upload dummy

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videos Drive watch hours to this videos

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get it monetized but the videos itself

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doesn't provide value these are not

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videos that make sense in any way so

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what happens when they demonetize you're

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gone no matter the explanation YouTube

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will never restore your monetization

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back however if you make lot of human

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real valuable content and you get

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demonetized for any reason and you try

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again and youapply you get absolutely

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monetized once again now that being said

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now coming back to how do you make money

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from Google AdSense now create beautiful

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content um I don't really see things as

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competition I feel the industry is much

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so in as much as I do sports betting

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predictions and content I will also be

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cool when I see yours as long as yours

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is a beautiful content and you're not

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making bad remarks to me which I don't

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know why some other people do it because

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I don't really think there's any reason

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to fight anybody this guy is too big now

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make those beautiful content cuz they

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have have re audience they have people

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who want to watch them now while why you

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make those videos the next thing you

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should be thinking about is the kind of

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traffic you're going to be sending send

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them from locations where people spend

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heavily on gambling now countries I say

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countries places like Las Vegas like the

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US California you know Miami now go get

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Bry servers from there that's those

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location they are crazy about gambling

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you know somebody goes to a casino and

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he's actually wasting a whole

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generational Worlds the casino knows

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these people are crazy so they spend

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millions of dollars in

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advertisements of stories about people

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who were so lucky at the casino people

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who made a fortune out of the casino

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right here in Las Vegas um down three4

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downtown Miami they telling you the

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location so their advertisement are

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usually around that vicinity so because

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they have a

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concise space like the Miami the Las

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Vegas the California the Chicago they

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have a specific place they would want

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this advertisement to be shown that

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means if you're somewhere out of those

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jurisdiction you won't see those

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advertisements but those Casino

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companies are willing to pay off their

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nose as long as it's within that Miami

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or within that location now when you get

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a proy server from there and you open up

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YouTube and you watch a better related

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video you see those advertisements now

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the CPC I don't want to go there crazy

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easy you could you could have five

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clicks a day and make up to

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$3 because these casinos are willing to

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pay excessively to have people just

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follow up their leads they want people

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to just sign up they know you're

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currently in Miami they know you're

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their target audience they know you must

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have heard about them somewhere so they

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know if you met them on YouTube and you

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click the link you are likely going to

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buy so they they advertise heavily with

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Google Now this is why I made emphasis

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on the word proes the pro would be based

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on your own research you can have lot of

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research you get um um take our time to

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watch the channels we have talked about

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lot of vendors on proes because some

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vendors just give you crappy proos you

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you you want to make sure you get the

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best proy if you get a proy of $10 I bet

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you you could make almost that $10 every

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3 days that means if you can get a proit

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from a good fendor and it's $10 per IB

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you could end up making up to $100 a

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more or more than that right more than

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that you can even make the $10 daily

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depending on how you use that IP now the

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second thing you need to spend your time

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on is VPS uh this is why you need to

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invest in

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VPS you don't want to just drive traffic

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to your YouTube If you do that most of

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your earnings will be deducted and a

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huge number of them aside being deducted

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you might even get to lose your accounts

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this is why when huge traffic comes into

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the website when h it comes into the

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YouTube and then you start ining high

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most times you have a limit ad limit is

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basically your advertisement has been

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limited but what you don't know how the

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background is there's a second analysis

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being

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run now this analysis checks things like

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where was this traffic coming in

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from what kind of devices are these

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devices verifiable are there devices

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that have cookies and sections have they

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shown up again on YouTube with another

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Maybe

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watch the video able to watch some other

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video again on YouTube it wants to

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verify if your traffic are humans that

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can be retrace back now if they ever

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show up quickly that means it means the

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traffic is real the ad limit clears off

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this is why if you pay for ads or you

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buy fake traffic once you get on ads

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limits sometimes it runs for weeks

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because you cannot award the C again you

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cannot show up on the red again now why

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am I telling you to invest in VPS that's

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because you have lot of computer you can

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keep restrain on the radar that means

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you can drive lot of B right now to your

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YouTube video to watch a very long

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episode of you lot of sports better now

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why this video is as long as you know

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possible there will be lot of

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advertisements from the location you

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bought those proses from now your own

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job is to actually sit down and drive

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all your traffic to those your videos

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after which you drive them to similar

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videos say for instance how I in how I

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in specifically

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I don't want to go into details so I

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don't get them on my radar but it's just

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something with doing the summary I drive

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lot of traffic to maybe one of my videos

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and then I later drive those traffic to

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similar videos then come back to my

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videos and come back to similar videos

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and majority of the times in the day I

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still use the same browsers or both St

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or the same virtual devices I've created

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the ones that streamed the video

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yesterday I still use them to stream the

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video today and the following day so it

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becomes a returning user looks like I

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have a certain re audience because now

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they get to see the same browser

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fingerprint the same device fingerprint

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coming back to watch new videos now if I

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had just one computer this would be a

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problem it would be a problem because if

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I have thousands of BS I can really want

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to that there's a number there's a

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limited number of browsers I can open at

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a particular device I can't open for

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instance 30 browsers popped up on my on

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my computer I I start having LS I start

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being unusable but then when I have like

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20 VPS I can decide that this VPS will

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handle 1,000

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bs000 B so all you do every day is to

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wake up and drive traffic so in a

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nutshell you have to build up a niche a

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good content the content influences the

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advertisement to be shown now when you

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create content around gambling one of

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the biggest Niche gambling is gambling

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is one of the biggest Niche followed by

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um Insurance scholarship I can even tell

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you the the payment Google Google pays

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more on gambling more than they ever pay

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on anything gambling it's one of the

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craziest niches but nobody talks about

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it because nobody likes talking about

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gambling they feel is something that is

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bad I want my family to see me doing

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gambling but people who have gambling

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issues they would spend their life

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savings like they just get a paycheck

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yesterday and all spending it don't they

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don't think it doesn't let them think

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insurance you have to check different

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options just gambling all you just need

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to know is are they playing I think this

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guy is going to win and and you're

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bringing out your your your your credit

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card okay so I think I think that's that

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if you have any questions you can

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follow okay thank you for that detail

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explanation so you know I was wondering

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why is it that the videos that you make

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on cake hardly get views I I see maybe

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90 views 200 and you are here on

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WhatsApp showing us how you've made

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23 was it

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23,000 was it okay now I understand

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another thing that uh

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maybe uh I was thinking was I wanted to

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at least have 500 organic traffic that

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is traffic from GRE

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people and those organic traff traffic

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must come from my videos that I

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make and

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then um after getting the 500 organic

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traffic I can do whatever I can do maybe

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to boost

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the have the

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yeah so at least you've told me

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something so that at least even if uh

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something will will look fishy in my

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channel um I can still have something to

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to to stand with and say no nothing is

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fishy

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here it's okay so um I've been using the

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free version and uh there's something

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that I realized

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yesterday I I did not realize that you

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can chain up

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the the exe is it the executions the

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task yes the tasks exactly I never knew

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that you can change the tasks so

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yesterday I did that I I took one one

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task from my video that is watching one

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of my video then went to another

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person's

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video came back to my video also went to

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another so it was something that I

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realized yesterday and I never knew

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about

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it um and you've clarified again now now

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my question was this and I had talked to

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your sense

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representative I was asking her

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um if I have my

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emails um and then I have the Prov

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verion when I log in to to those devices

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that come up with my emails will they

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still remain there I remember there's a

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video you did with someone and you said

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with the pro version when you come back

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you'll still get the emails logged in

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um so I wanted just a clarification from

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you number

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two um the BS that we being given from

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the pro

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version okay the bo St that we were

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talking

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about will it still be there that is if

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I visited if I visited this uh if I

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visited this so this website today

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tomorrow visited another YouTube channel

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if I come the next day and see and look

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at my history will that be reflecting on

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that specific

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Bo yes and no it will not reflect in the

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sense that if you open up the Bo and go

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to the history you'll see the history it

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will reflect that way but however it

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will reflect because all the cookies and

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the local storage are already

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downloaded so your browser data is

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different from your your finger your

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device fingerprint data for oh yeah yes

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so for instance if you open a website on

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your computer right now your browser it

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stays on your history when you go to

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browser history but that's the app

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itself now the fingerprint is a

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different thing it's a local storage and

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cookies and that's like a different

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thing OK keeps for you but OK doesn't

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keep the browser

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history that was my question because I

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was

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wondering how I think I think that is

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where I I was getting challenged because

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I was thinking that maybe I should be

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seeing my browsing history here so how

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how if I return back how will it know

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that I'm actually a returning user but

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anyway thank you for that let let me

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answer that question CU a developer so

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we are helping automation Journey um

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each time you own poet which is what we

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used to create this okay Pyon I think

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you used right play right which I I I

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use selenium selenium okay I tried to

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learn you're not not a NOS JavaScript

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person you might find it difficult but

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it's almost the same thing okay each

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time you launch a browser instance it's

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launch it in what we call a SanDisk so

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this means it has no browser States it

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has no cookies doesn't look storage

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however as long as that particular

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instance is own everything every single

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thing it does every website it visits

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everything it does with any platform

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it's it's going to be active this is why

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if you launch a section with celum and

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you pop up a browser if you log into

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Facebook and come back to Facebook as

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long as you have not exited that

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particular session you're already logged

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in however when you close it and open it

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again it's tells you to log in back

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again because the whole browser section

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has been destroyed right so what I did

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as developer was to listen to the

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cookies so I know for sure that as I

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visit any browser they would have to set

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cookies on that browser section so I

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always made a photocopy of every single

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browser section each time it wants to

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update the cookie Library each time it

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also up the local stage Library I take a

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snapshot and then I F it to an endpoint

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that saves it on the database so should

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you shut it off and you turn it on again

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the first thing it tries to do to check

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if I have I have a local I have a I

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created a logic on a virtual memory to

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store your browser section so once you

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turn it tells you downloading both

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States so it goes in database it

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downloads all your local storage or your

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cookies and then it saves it to that

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virtual so when you every browser since

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this browsers or bot they all have a

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name you give them a TA you see

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something like I am bot you know then it

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tells whatever bot ID it is so when that

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bot ID when that bot pops up it sends a

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request to the OK B within the server to

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say oh this B is coming up on board do

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you have a cookie and local storage now

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if it had initially downloaded those

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local storage and cookies from Ser it is

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yes it's on the virtual memory so it

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head head to the virtual memory from the

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memory block it takes the local storage

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and it sets the cookies on local storage

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before the browser fully pops up so this

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is why when you log with you come back

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again as the browser sessions open it

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goes back to check if there is a B on M

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it so if you want to mimic what I did

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maybe let as you want to code it

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yourself you should focus majorly on

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trying to learn how to listen to

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requests for every single request made

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on the automation you need to learn how

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to intercept request and how to be able

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to work on the database as well so you

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be able to arrange whatever data was

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stored on the on the

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device

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before no no no no but I was thinking

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maybe I should look for a course on it

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look for a course on it it's going to

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help your portfolio you need it if you

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want to get good in

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automation okay so any more

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questions yeah I do in

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fact uh I think about Google AdSense I I

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have maybe one last question it's about

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driving

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traffic um I got one IP one ISP ISP IP

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ISP yeah yeah one one of it that is a St

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IP and um I I I heard somewhere you say

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that you should only use maybe 10 10

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bots on one IP 20

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20 yeah 20 s not 10 so I was there was

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also an issue where you brought up the

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issue of rting Proxes then I was

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wondering

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now issue of what again

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protecting rotating

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Proxes

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okay so like what what should I go with

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it should I go with the static ISP

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proxies or just go with the rotating

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proxies remember most of the

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Proxes will be given maybe a of maybe

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one limit something something like that

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but with ISP maybe static prox unimited

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yeah

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unlimited so my question is which one

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should I go should I go the rotating

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proxies or the static I think the

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question depends

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on how financially capable you are

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that's because when I do mine I have of

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static PR at the moment I have close

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11,000

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IPS I

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manage now I'm able to fit the bills

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because I think I'm at the point now

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where

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,000 is there something

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else turn off the microphone it's sorry

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turn your mic so the noise at the

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background doesn't

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I'm my hand sorry

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okay okay back what was

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I

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process okay so at the moment I make

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over $15,000 so it is okay for me it's

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more like a business at this point in

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time now I can afford it so I bought lot

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of static IPS and then I'm making that

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stuff on YouTube then I have this little

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partnership program where I can't keep

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on driving traffic with these resources

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alone so so I don't run out the loss so

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I also Drive traffic to other people and

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then they pay me a commission of their

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Al so that way is a win- win for me at

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least their commission sometimes even

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almost pays the whole bill of the

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proy now if I'm to advise you I won't

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tell you obviously to starts immediately

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with getting aut static IP even if that

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is what I'm doing at the moment even if

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that is what everybody is expected to do

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now when you drive lot of when you buy

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lot of static IP the bill usually goes

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up because depending on your vendor I

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buy good IPS I'm talking about some I

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spend as much as $8 $6 $5 $10 per IP I

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carefully select my IPS cuz I mean

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that's where the traffic is coming in

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from it's almost 40% of every single

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thing you do

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now if I'm to advise somebody who is

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just starting I will tell them that you

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can start with a rotating proy if it's a

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good rotating proy it might be data

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capped but you have lots of IP

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addresses however my advice usually goes

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to people only using the free because if

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you're rotating your proy on free it

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doesn't have a b States so for each time

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it opens up your video on YouTube it

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opens it up completely as a new device

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it means it doesn't see you as somebody

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returning back so this means that it

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doesn't keep the credibility credibility

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is is killed when at one second your

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device is with this IP address few

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minutes later the device opened a

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similar task and it's with a completely

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different IP address this is how most of

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this platforms know you use a VPN

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because a VPN could give you one IP the

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next moment a VPN is switching your IP

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if your IP changes really too quick per

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session then it might really be that

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you're actually using something to

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change your locations you cannot be in

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Chicago at a second you're in um Russia

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and the next second you're in the UK and

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the next second you're in Germany it's

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not real but now this is what happens

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majority of the times when you use a

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rotating proy it switches your IPS

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through quick so when you use the free

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version of the EG B it doesn't keep a b

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state so for each time browser pops up

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it's completely like a new browser and

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when it goes off and pops up again

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because it's free there's no B State

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it's makes different people coming in

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from different location now we also use

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this on the pro even when you're using

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the pro I I'm always advised I always

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advis client to also use the free since

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the free has no B State you can do

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10,000 views untraceable and then you

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can have like maybe 1,000 returning

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visitors which is maybe what you paid

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from the okay B cuz when you pay for bot

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we back up or we keep a bot state of

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certain um limit of bots right let's say

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for instance if you're using the free OK

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bot keeps only 50 Bots like only tracks

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only 50 bots so this means the 50 BS at

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B tracks whatever website they visit

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will keep the browser sections for you

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so if you run them on otherly executor

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or random executor you know they would

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show us returning users however if you

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go to the free executor because the free

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doesn't use that P state that 50 devices

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will always show as completely unique 50

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devices now that particular point if

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you're using a rotating proy it makes

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more sense in the sense that it now

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shows us different people from different

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location so there is nothing to tie each

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to any other right but however there is

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usually a problem too um the problem is

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usually

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okay the problem is usually on um the

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way the way ads detection fraud works

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that's what we call ADS detection fraud

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it's basically where we have detection

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systems that track when advertisement

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fraud are being

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um how do you guys say it in English

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pered when they're trying to perate when

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they're trying to do advertisement

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related fraud such as ad clicking um

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traffic impression fraud now one of

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those systems is to check if returning

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users are actually coming so this means

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that if you have the free version of

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your kboard you can install them on lot

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of VPS and drive lots of traffic with

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rotating process now however you need

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some devices that look like real human

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beings that are returning back to that

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site now you cannot be able to mimic

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this except you have maybe the pro

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version of AEG B so you can buy static

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proes like four to five static proes and

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use them on the pro version

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now so you be able to mimic some real

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kind of devices that actually comes up

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you wouldn't want these devices to be

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changing IPS real to quick right now

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however you canot have rotating process

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that you're going to be using with the

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free then as time goes on is not left

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for you to invest heavily into those

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static proces because those are the ones

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they identify as real traffic not like

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they don't identify the other ones as

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not real but those ones are the sorts

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that makes the other ones

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um credible if you have 2,000 returning

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visitors and about 40,000 or let's say

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40,000 is too much let's say 6,000 new

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audience it means every single day you

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have 2,000 people who actually opens

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your page to watch you and then you have

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like 6,000 random people now it's a bit

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say versus when you don't even have

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anybody returning so to answer the

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equation on proy your rotating proy is

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data CS now this is now where I think we

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have a problem

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because it's data capped and you watch

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this YouTube videos sometimes it gets

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maxed

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out right but now what I would really

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just simply tell you is it's a price you

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need to pay at the moment but now in

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order for you to be able to pay that

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price what I mean a price you need to

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pay at the moment is you can't earn much

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on your first month right so even if

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you're going to be doing it now you have

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to run at a little loss I actually just

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wish people could really go on on

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meetings with me so I can actually just

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tell them what does really this this

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whole thing look like so you don't come

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here with false expectations the first

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month you would have to maybe make a

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little bit of a loss especially now

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you're buying rotating proses you're

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trying to mimic traffic from different

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locations now it is after you've done

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what we call build an Alm Niche that you

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can now start in what is an Alm Niche

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when you create a new channel they don't

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know who you are but when people start

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an an Alm a type of people start

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watching your video you you buil an a

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nich if you're doing videos on BET power

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after a while you have built a bet power

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a now your videos will not be will be

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recommended to people who like watching

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BET power now for you to be able to

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influence that orgrim it means you need

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to create lot of BS that will head over

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to YouTube search for the title of your

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video watch it and head over to that

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same YouTube and watch maybe some other

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video related to bet power to now

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because they will keep on coming back to

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you it means it buils your Niche but

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then you have to run at the loss so if

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you're going to make money from this um

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budgets budget um $200 or more and

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budget to run it the first month at a

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loss then the following month you can

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make as much as $1,000 and a above

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monthly more than that there let's just

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say $1,000

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minimum okay thank you okay okay this

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call was

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okay

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so you've uh cleared my doubts I was uh

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actually my my thinking was let me let

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me do good videos let me do good content

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and then promote now come to pro version

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promote my content at

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least then because I realized yesterday

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there there's a video there's a short no

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there's a video that I uploaded uploaded

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to days ago and it got more views than

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the than the subscribers that I have so

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I realized that

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maybe uh the thing is starting to uh to

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be known by people so thank you about

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that now the last

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question the last question is

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about sports just

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go there's a question that I asked you

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one time but you did not answer so let

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me take this opportunity to ask you I

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was asking you know with me the way I

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take uh the way I take this uh these

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results from the

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matches I head to the live

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session where we have the scores and

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then I extract the scores from

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there h p it to my to the database and

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then I start working some algorithms on

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it to come with the correct

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prediction why you doing the same

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or is there a different way of handling

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the same because at times you might get

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that maybe your internet connection goes

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down so this m this scores getting them

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at real time becomes an issue so your

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prediction predicts something

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different I don't if you you get my

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point

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know I give resp

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resp I respon to you respon I can see

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your message message

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of you are

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my so it

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means you don't have don't help

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me yes me that this particular point in

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time you don't have pride like not like

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you don't have pride you see me as

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somebody you can learn from it's not a

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competition to you which I think I

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usually see all the time when people

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come in and I could know something I

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could also learn from you it's it's it's

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just what the world feels like in Tech

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so in regards to your question cuz I

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know right now you're creating is a SAS

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which is software as a service this is

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how I did mine when I studed virtual

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football I got to understand that

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everything was a sequence and a pattern

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but the pattern was not something I

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could know I can only stumble on a

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particular pattern but sometimes I don't

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know the full nature of the pattern so I

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think I have a a a block of it covered

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but I don't really have the full story

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it's more like I could say oh whenever a

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particular team that has gone down two

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times finally goes up and this one

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happens like this then it plays over 2.5

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and I see it play out seven times what I

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might not know is that that particular

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thing might just be part of a bigger

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puzle but that's thing I know now when I

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now see that same thing play out

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sometime again I might now have to have

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to bet heavily on it thinking I've

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gotten the full story only for me to

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lose my money again again and again and

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then I go out of you know betting

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balance so what I started doing was I

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started trying to find like pattern

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recognition now it's a part of AI it's

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beyond scraping cuz I do data I did Sur

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security web automation data Gathering

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data analysis

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um Cisco so many other things AI machine

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learning and the rest now part of what I

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now decided to do was to make a copy of

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the whole entire system and run a

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pattern recognition arrim on it the

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arrim is why is this going there the

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algorithm is not known by me it is a

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part in cognition meaning it's trying to

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look out the way the whole game has been

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playing is trying to see the time they

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play this game this was

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um 24th of July

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8:50

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a.m. this game played now it keeps track

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of the time stamp when the game played

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the team involved this was a setting as

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of this particular day now a week from

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now it would still check again two weeks

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from now it would still check again so I

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had a very big Firebase database where I

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had to dump everything happening in real

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time and they run a pattern system that

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can track you know if that a pattern of

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a particular option so if it's over

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1.5 um for every eight for every 20 for

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every 8:50 a.m. um for every 8:50 a.m.

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water has been

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playing for every 8:50 a.m. what has

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been playing on a Wednesday for every

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8:50 a.m. what has been

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playing on a Wednesday on a July so now

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it keeps nesting up so it's actually

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machine learning it's not not it's not

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me looking at the current scores at the

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moment the algorithm runs all through

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the thousands of Records I have and then

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it comes up with different um likely

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predictions then it runs a second

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analysis now it streamlines a whole lot

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of data so this is why I spent so much

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money on gpus So within a second we're

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talking about over 6 to 11,000

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combinations so it's not really looking

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at the results there are lots of things

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you need to do but but now the most

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important one is you need to learn

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database management cuz you need to

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script the whole data and store them on

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a database then you need to learn T So

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flow now if you want to learn T flow I

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think we have lambar we have python we

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have there lots of framework but you

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need to learn an AI and a machine

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Learning System why because your algrims

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the one you wrote will fail you need to

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be able to write a scripts that can

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learn in real time to keep on

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understanding these patterns so it has

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to be a pattern recognition system which

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I think I will actually make a course

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around it maybe one of these days but

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I'm happy you actually putting your

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whole mind and say the fact you even

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came through with the first one it means

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you're capable of doing so many so if I

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should point you into something I would

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just point you to start learning machine

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learning machine learning is what you

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need to start learning now you have

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learned automation start learning

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machine learning and data Gathering how

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do you put the data I think you you know

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CSV okay you need to learn Jason as well

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that you need to start learning how to

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be able to use those datas on different

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model the world has made it easy now

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where you don't even have to you know do

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most of these things just there a lot of

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predictive models for instance I was

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able to create a very good Forex Trading

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um software that trade Forex like crazy

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now the only thing is Forex is just

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something I I do for fun but I've had

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lot of bad experiences in it so I'm

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actually thinking of creating Maybe

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whenever I can make the B I could just

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make the B like okay bot and sell it to

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people but the brain behind the the

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software is that it's goes through you

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know the metaphor it gets all the Forex

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what is it called again um happening it

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gets all the records and then it tries

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to track pattern so if I should sit down

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and say I want to get a Forex strategy I

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want to follow up the chart I will be

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living a miserable life but if I let the

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machine Learning System be able to track

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the pattern now all I need to do is to

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do supervis supervised learning I don't

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know you've heard of supervis

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learning yeah I've heard of it okay but

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I think I think I think you do extremely

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well just focus heavily right now now

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you you've been able to pass the fourth

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stage going to machine learning machine

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learning is going to just change your

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whole brain that is that's what makes a

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board a bit better is the fact the way I

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use it I I don't just use

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it just keep watching videos I don't I

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don't want to over overate so many

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things on one

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video okay um I think we' we've been

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here for more than an hour so let's just

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call this our session today maybe

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whenever we have another section you can

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ask me more

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questions it's okay thank you so much

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it's it's such a pleasure having you

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okay and thank you for your knowledge um

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I'll continue following you the moment

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that I'll be ready to upgrade to Pro

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I'll let you know I just want to First

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work on my on my subscribers

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I need for for like 500 or 600 okay okay

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so thank you you're welcome

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when when you come to

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Kenya okay

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