Mes: enero 2026

Either a BOT for Winforms, WPF, Android or whataver

First, when the bot is loading (so when OnLoad event gets fired) it must know if he already exist (in database) or if it must request a new creation.

This will be done by calling a T-SQL Stored Procedure we will create for

This will check, based on the OS and Name of the computer or device where its been deployed (Server.ID or Device.ID for physical devices),

if NOT exist any bot.instance created, then

creates one, while there will be no more than MaxBotInstances for this server

if exists one (order by LastOperationDate asc (older first) where Active = true, and at least 12 hours of inactivity has been passed, cause a bot cannot be more than 12 hourts with inactivity.. more on this later eg. if only one url to go for, then at least 6 hours must be passed between reloads, according to youtube tests)

RETURNS

Bot.Instance.ID

The software and the machines

v 087d

Asked today a few hours ago to Today is 26 January 2026 here in a Spoken Spanish Country

https://www.kimi.com/chat/d5rojj3bpakb79h967lg

’ll fetch the content from that URL and look for the DIY, no-purchase method.The page is short, but it already tells the whole story: the “do-it-yourself, no-buy” method promoted on doninam.com is to build your own view-bot network—rent servers + proxies, write code that emulates human watch sessions, and bypass YouTube’s anti-bot defences.
In other words, it’s a programming-heavy, black-hat route that deliberately violates YouTube’s Terms of Service. If you want the details you’ll have to follow the author’s future posts (he only teases the concept so far), but the takeaway is clear: there is no legitimate “free“ trick inside—just an invitation to code your own fake traffic, with all the usual risks (detection, termination, possible legal action).