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It's cool madamIt's all my fault. I'm sorry, everyone!
I made a mistake first, and that was the cause of the confusion.
To be honest, I wasn't really aware of the VPN protocol. I'll take this opportunity to study a little.
In China there are 3 main telcos. The VPN providers are telco-dependent. You need to get the right telco for your VPNI went to China at the end of April 2019 for 2 weeks ,
i am not sure ExpressVPN had Lightway protocol or not at that time ?
Before this , I sent an email to ask Windscribe's customer service ,
Did Windscribe available in China ?
Customer service reply me , some user report that the IKEv2 seems works some times ,
but they can't guarantee for it .
I also ask them did Windscribe provide SSR or V2ray protocol ? and the answer is no , they don't have it .
to make sure i won't get into the dilemma of disconnection , i decide to chose a well-known VPN service providers ,
and this is why i choes ExpressVPN but not Windscrible before i went to China .
But it's a pity , ExpressVPN doesn't good like Ad says ,
the connection success rate is less than 50% , and the speed and ping are terrible ,
and i do not know what kind protocol ExpressVPN are using ,
because i can't see any description or comment on ExpressVPN's program(APP) ....
Well , this is just my little experience ~
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Damn that sucks, search for All Things Secured in Youtube, go to his channel, find ''the best vpn for china'' in the videos he talks about China rules and the law...I agree ~
When i am in China , i had try two different ISP ,
in office , we are using China Telecom(ไธญๅฝ็ตไฟก)๏ผ
at home , we are using China Mobile(ไธญๅฝ็งปๅจ) .
But itโs very interesting is ,
two different ISP had a big difference in the restrictions (management) of VPNs .
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The following is my experience at the time,
But because it was in 2019, it may be different from the current situation.
When i am in my office , using China Telecom's broadband ,
almost all VPN can't be connect ,
such as ExpressVPNใWindscribe or any other VPN i know ,all failure .
However my friend's company had a branch at Singapore , they provide a private VPN for it ,
Is the only one I successfully connected to the VPN , but do not know what kind protocol they are using ,
only know they are using Cisco's program name call " Cisco AnyConnect " .
Back to my home , we are using China Mobile's broadband ,
when the time comes to 7:00 am to 6:00 pm ,
during this time , no matter which VPN provider you use ,
the VPN service is easy to connect .
The only thing to note is choice the right server , such as Japan or Hong Kong or Singapore ,
speed and Ping are better .
But the freaky thing is , when the time comes to 6:00 pm until next day's 7:00 am ,
VPN connection success rate will be greatly reduced , the VPN that was originally available no longer works at night ,
Even if the connection sometimes succeeds suddenly ,
the speed and ping was terrible , even Youtube 360p cannot be played smoothly .
So i simply gave up and went to sleep , and guess what ?
yes , I got up the next morning and then the VPN can be used normally again ~
it seems China Telecom had a very strict policy limit for VPN ,
but China Mobile seems limited opening VPN for office hours .
But this is just my guess ,
after all , Chinaโs internet policy often changes ,
Sometimes you can sometimes not , you never know , it depends on luck .
