Hainan's Planned SEA-H2X and ALC Cable Capacity—A Dated Comparison
The November 2025 Chinese source estimated that adding the planned SEA-H2X and ALC international submarine cables would give Hainan about 498 Tb/s of summed design capacity. Under its specific dataset and arithmetic, Hainan would rank behind Hong Kong and ahead of Shanghai.
This is a comparison of announced cable design capacity, not live throughput, owned capacity, completion status, or bandwidth available to an end user.
Tianmiao Accelerator Review—Free-Tier and Unlimited-Data Claims
Tianmiao Accelerator advertised four permanently free, unlimited-data routes plus paid VIP and SVIP tiers. It was promoted for video and gaming, but the source does not provide independent uptime, privacy, latency, or platform-access evidence.
Recorded website: tianmiaovpn.com
9eSIM V3 Guide for Loading a Carrier eSIM Profile
9eSIM V3 is a physical, SIM-shaped programmable eUICC card. It stores eSIM profiles and lets a compatible phone use them through a physical SIM slot. It is not itself a mobile carrier, telephone number, verification-code service, or data plan.
9eSIM's current terms state that its cards ship blank and that customers obtain profiles separately from a GSMA-compatible carrier or travel-eSIM provider. The source article used a plan purchased through the separate eSIM Plus app as its example.
2026 SuperBiu Review: Price Changes, CN2 Entrances and Historical Tests
SuperBiu review update: the provider has announced higher plan prices, lower traffic multipliers, and changes to its entrance routing and protocol. Historical price tables and test records are retained for comparison; current prices, availability and performance need checking.
Website: https://biubiux.online
2026 CCYZ Review: CNY 15 IEPL Plans, Trial Traffic, and 5% Coupon
CCYZ advertises BGP transit plus IEPL routes, access to services such as Netflix, Disney+, and ChatGPT, 1GB of trial traffic, and a 5% coupon. Its historical lowest listed price was CNY 15 per month.
There is an unresolved historical source inconsistency: the old headline and introduction said the entry plan contains 100GB, but the plan table and old structured FAQ said 150GB. Available public information does not establish the current quota. Neither figure is confirmed; use the actual allowance on the official checkout page before buying.
Website: https://xxyun.at/?code=HOWnn58c
Is Buying or Using a VPN Legal in Mainland China?
There is no reliable basis for the blanket claim that “building or selling a VPN is illegal, but an individual buyer is always legal.” Mainland China's current international-networking regulation addresses both establishing and using unauthorized channels, while separate telecommunications rules and enforcement documents focus heavily on unlicensed cross-border business activity.
Whether a particular service, connection, or person violates a rule depends on facts, location, purpose, authorization, and current enforcement. This page provides general information, not legal advice.
Dageyun Review—CNY 19.90 for 100 GB and Archived Route Tests
Dageyun is described by the source as a multi-year proxy-service operator. Its February 2026 plan snapshot begins at CNY 19.90 per month for 100 GB and uses BGP relay, IPLC, and enterprise-line labels.
- Website used by the source: ermao.dgywzc.com
- Lowest recorded monthly plan: CNY 19.90 for 100 GB
- Main protocol: Trojan
- Listed regions: Hong Kong, Japan, the United States, Singapore, Taiwan, and South Korea
- Service-access claims: Netflix, Disney+, YouTube Premium, and ChatGPT
This is a dated record, not a current availability guarantee. Confirm the operator, domain, plans, and routes before payment.
Xiaoniu Cloud Review and Closure-Risk Warning
The former claim that Xiaoniu Cloud was an established service with virtually no closure risk is withdrawn.
Risk warning
Multiple signs indicated a material near-term closure risk. Do not treat this archived review as a current recommendation. Avoid renewal and long-term payment, and read the
Recorded website: xiaoniuyun.cc
Proxies, Clash, and VPNs—A Practical 2026 Guide
This guide explains proxy clients such as Clash-family applications, how they differ from VPNs and Tor, where encryption begins and ends, and how to evaluate a provider without treating marketing claims as security evidence.
Router VPN and Proxy Setup Guide—Compatibility, Hardware, and Risks
Configuring a VPN or proxy gateway on a router can route televisions, consoles, phones, computers, and other devices without installing a client on each one. It also centralizes DNS and routing policy, but it does not automatically protect every packet, override provider device rules, or make all devices safe.
The original 2025 article names specific router models and provider plans. Hardware revisions, firmware support, prices, domains, and server formats change, so every item must be checked before purchase or flashing.
Firmware warning
Never flash a model from a generic list. Verify the exact model, region, hardware revision, flash layout, official device page, image checksum, recovery process, and backup method. A wrong mtd command or image can permanently brick a router.
CocoDuck Review—Trial, 40+ Node Claim, and CNY 77 Annual Tier
CocoDuck is presented as an overseas-team service with more than 40 nodes in over 20 countries, four self-operated datacenters, residential egress, and access to streaming and AI services.
The source has an unresolved operating-history conflict: it repeatedly says “two years,” but also says operation began in 2022. As of its February 2026 update, those statements cannot both describe the same continuous period. No incorporation record or uptime history is supplied.
2026 Laotou VPN Review: Plans, IEPL Claims, and Evidence Limits
Laotou VPN offers Lite, Standard, and Enterprise tiers from CNY 25 per month. The source promotes dedicated lines, streaming access, customer support, and an operating history beginning in 2016.
There is a date inconsistency: a 2026 article repeatedly calls the service “eight years old,” although 2016 to 2026 is ten years. The beginning year, continuity, and exact duration were not independently verified here.
Website: https://www.chattous.net
Xiaoniu Cloud Risk Warning—Do Not Rely on Archived Marketing Claims
The original recommendation repeated claims that Xiaoniu Cloud launched in 2024, inherited almost five years of experience from Xiaoniu VPN, and posed no closure risk. Those assurances are withdrawn.
Provider-risk warning
Multiple warning signs indicated that Xiaoniu Cloud could close in the near term. Use the current
Recorded website: xiaoniuyun.cc
SSONE Budget Proxy Review—CNY 10 for 100 GB
SSONE offered a low-cost monthly subscription. The entry plan recorded on this page was CNY 10 for 100 GB per month, aimed at light use or an inexpensive backup. Plans and nodes can change; verify the provider's current page before paying.
The source labels the site hello-ssone.com, but its purchase link points to a flybit6202.com registration URL:
Open the recorded registration link
Domain mismatch
Confirm the current operator and official domain through an independent announcement before entering credentials or paying. A display label and destination domain that differ require verification.
KooDog Review—Archived CNY 5 Entry Tier and 2 Gbps Claim
KooDog was described as a newer Trojan-based proxy service with dedicated routes for three mainland access carriers. The source claimed a peak single-thread result of 2 Gbps and almost 100% availability, but supplied no repeatable test method or uptime series.
Recorded route: KooDog registration
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