WHY YOU SHOULD AVOID SELF CLICKING IN ADMOB

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How Google Admob recognize you:
















   Android Id and Google Play Services: If you self-click from the same device in which you have your google account, You are gone. 




  Google Play services saves all the activities that you do everyday on your phone. If you are self-clicking, they will save your activity. And google knows what your Android Id is. So, they can easily recognize you.




   ISP & IP address: Google knows what your IP address is. If you change your IP address by VPN, they will find out your ISP (Internet Service Provider). You can’t change your ISP, so, they will recognize you.





   Wifi-Mac Address: Google knows what your Mac address is, So they can additionally track you by this.




    Session start/stop time: Google checks the time zone i.e when ads are viewed/clicked from what countries. Like, if you click ads at a particular time everyday, they will check that and if you click a particular ad multiple times from same device, they will recognize you.






   If you have an Adsense/ Admob account, create a website, make an app which will attract people. Doesn’t throw away your Adsense/Admob account in this way. Earn money genuinely.






“Honesty is the Best Policy”.
Thank you.
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