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Many people may not realize yet that the threshold and cost of bypassing the Great Firewall have recently risen noticeably.
If this pace of crackdown on VPNs continues, the number of people who can reliably get outside from within China will likely be reduced significantly.
Everyone doesn’t need to panic—there will always be a way. Right now, I’ve set up 6 local nodes and 2 overseas data SIM cards.
#VPN # bypassing the Great Firewall

It is rumored that the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology's related documents mention restrictions on VPN functions for domestic phones, and ordinary users may not be able to use VPN directly.
To enable the relevant features, registration may need to be done as enterprise devices and traffic monitoring accepted.
Currently, testing on domestic mobile phone brands is underway, and implementation is expected to be promoted as early as June.
#VPN # Circumventing the Great Firewall

Most VPNs will exit the Chinese market in May.
It is clear that this crackdown on circumventing the Great Firewall is serious.
Backup options after VPN restrictions:
1. Set up your own nodes
Suitable for personal temporary use, highly flexible, and relatively low cost. But the risks are uncertain stability, IPs are easily identified and blocked, not suitable for long-term team reliance, and not recommended for resale, sharing, or commercial use.
2. Purchase overseas data SIM cards / eSIM / international roaming
Suitable for business trips, live streaming, temporary office work, and

Brothers still worried about VPNs can try this as a backup
A pretty useful eSIM Trip, with overseas apps like ChatGPT, TikTok, and others working normally
The price is quite affordable, only about $40 for 100GB a year, supports 5G, and the network speed performance is good

Tether freezes $300 million incident, the truth should not be distorted by rumors
Recently, the incident of Tether freezing over $300 million USDT has been misrepresented by some people.
Online, some say this is the U.S. presidential family using official power to retaliate against Sun for the WLFI lawsuit.
This claim sounds very sensational, but it is actually very absurd.
The U.S. Treasury Department cannot freeze such a large sum of money or sanction foreign lawmakers with just one person's words.
It requires long-term investigation, evidence chains, international law enforcement

This VPN restriction issue is not just short-term anymore
Getting closer to May, even the KuaiLian Deng Deng app is starting to fail
So in the end, will we become a local area network???

Maitong @MSX_CN’s location at the Hong Kong Web3 Carnival is just perfect—it’s right in front of the booth, with lots of people.
I’ve been around there for a few days; the MSX staff have been busy from morning to night, patiently explaining to customers. The only regret is that I didn’t get to meet B total @BTCBruce1.
Thanks again to @0xxsmart, brother, for the excellent collectibles 🫡 #MSX

Thanks again to @moonkim for the invitation. Last night, I attended the #BNBChain event, which was very lively. I met @ChandlerGuo Baer Er Ye, @heyi First Sister, all very approachable, and I also met many teachers.

We don't have much time left; after May, many VPNs for bypassing restrictions will be shut down.
It is recommended that everyone prepare several VPN nodes as backups.
Try to connect yourself as much as possible with the world.

Wow #ORDI is so strong
Is it really the season of knockoffs?
How to catch the next one, brothers

It’s been several days since my birthday, and I still received Gate’s “Happy Birthday.”
I was planning to go to Hong Kong this time and switch to the iPhone 17, but it looks like I don’t need to anymore.
Celebrating my birthday together with @Gate @Gate_zh #Gate13thAnniversary

Using Hong Kong Zhong'an Card to buy the full-blood version of iPhone 17 Pro Max in Hong Kong is so awesome!
Buying now at an 8.7% discount and getting a 2.5% cashback equals only
10199 x 0.85 = 8669, which is cheaper than Pinduoduo's 100-billion subsidy.

Here's a suggestion for friends planning a trip to Hong Kong soon:
Starting in May, VPN restrictions may become stricter
1⃣ Bring a mainland bank card that works normally for getting a Hong Kong SIM card
2⃣ Try to purchase a Hong Kong version iPhone
3⃣ Enable eSIM functionality