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Hi there i am seeking help to do the opposite that is to vpn into mainland china it must be mainland china not their autonomous region macau,taiwan and hong kong
You are by far the lowest grade of TH-camr I have ecocome across. No one has ever reported me to youtube for my comments. You don't even have the courage to challenge what I say. Just report me to youtube.
IMO after 4 Years in China, Astrill VPN is the hands down choice. No connection issues, and that is with plenty of travel before the lockdowns. It is expensive but well worth the money. I used it and had an Express account my first year here. But Express is spotty, works when it works, but when it doesn't your screwed. But then I was introduced to Astrill by an Expat friend, connection was never an issue again. Stay away from NORD, absolutely worthless.
Your video seems the most honest one I've seen so far. However, it is a little bit old and it looks like there was a big crackdown on most VPNs in the last months in China. Would you say these are still the best options for going there?
Honest! This low life will delete your comments and report you to youtube for spam violations if you point out that he's promoting products, not reviewing them. All the VPNs he recommends don't work in China.
Thank you so much for sharing, I'm going back to China to visit families and work from home for 2 months, network is really important to me, your video helps me a lot, thanks again!
Surfshark works well, but it depends on what you do, if you download and upload big files it is not the best option, Express doesn't really work well...The best one among all is Astrill VPN kinda expensive though.
Great information. I am new to your channel and going through your material. I was wondering do you recommend a a cell phone that is great for VPNs and for security? Thanks again for your channel and the great info...
Thanks, Stephen! Right now, Apple does a great job creating security and privacy, even in China. The government's heavy surveillance in places like Xinjiang have proven that Apple phones are harder to crack than the Android counterparts.
Astrill is by far the best (and the most expensive). Express doesn't really work because they are very popular and they have a bunch of servers. Well, i suppose you could eventually get one working by cycling through each server but it sucks.
@@AllThingsSecured Honestly, all i care is that it works. I have no problem with giving out a phone number since i have 3 numbers with me at all times.
That was also my experience 2 years ago in Shanghai. Right now I’m in Shandong Province and it works really poorly on my iPhone but on other devices it works still pretty consistent.
Resides in China now, we usually use something called an "airport" to access the outside Internet (website who offers proxy services, not that physical ) We don't use traditional VPN in China now, instead, we used Shadowsocks, ShadowsocksR, V2Ray(VMESS, VLESS, which is very, very popular these days), XRay(V2Ray modified, not the X-ray machine), Trojan(not the malware or the movie), Hysteria, GOST(not the Linux tool) etc. You guys are not gonna believe how much time did these developers take to invent these protocols, layers of layers encryption, and TLS everywhere, just to avoid the censorship, and the safety of communication. 🤪
You said you always have two VPN provider's in case one gets 'cracked down' on. Does that mean they blacklist the whole VPN company from working in China?
No, they just block the IP addresses used by that VPN. The companies are usually quick to respond by cycling their IP addresses, but it’s a cat-and-mouse game and it may take a few hours or even a day or two. That’s why I have a backup.
Ha! Yea, we'll see how that works out. The more that the local people use VPNs (as opposed to the expats), the more China's regulators will try to block them.
@@AllThingsSecured Actually, they allow VPN, but you have to use 'Chinese' VPN. Imagine how does the guys in Huawei/NIO/BYD updates their twitter account.
Which one do you use? I live in Shanghai too and I use Astrill VPN, before it was a decent VPN, but now it's not so stable as it used to be. Looking for a good alternative.
@@AllThingsSecured yeah I don’t like the way China is going and it’s really a shame because the people there are so kind and Chinese culture is great. I’m glad to hear that you got out though with little problems I’m sure many people struggle to leave.
I really like your site, but you really didn’t cover how secure is a VPN that has a number of servers in China & Hong Kong. Will they hack me because my VPN has server there?
I know the best VPN in China that I am using connecting here. I am talking about commercial ones not agenda ones (5 eyes). But I am not giving out the name because the more people there, the more risk I got myself in and likelihood of being blocked.
@@twong689 I'm international student at china ,really no one going to reach this comment atleast no more than 10 people can you tell me vpn name thn you can delete after I'll reply okay.
Apparently, I've been unable to connect on desktop PCs using Nord for months now. Connecting on my iPhone still works tho. I've used Express before, it's unreliable on both platforms too but at least Nord can still connect on my iPhone. Maybe I'll have a try with Panda.
I am siffering with this surfshark vpn first days was cool but now it is nearly impossible to connect it on the laptop on the phone is it very hard that is why I use ladder vpn on the phone but unfortunately there is no laddervpn for pc
3 months old vid omg he doesn't have the best listen brobro let me tell u had express for three years in china subpar service very glitchy many drop it is functional... But the only vpn to use in china is astrill..... And astrill thank me later
I've used Astrill in the past and the service works pretty reliably in China, BUT...they require you to register with your phone number. That's a BIG no for me.
Hey Josh. I'm going to be in China for a month and I am hearing that US officials are recommending that travelers to China get burner phones and don't bring their laptops. I'd very much like to take my stuff with me. Is a VPN enough to protect my data from the Chinese government?
No, unfortunately it isn't. The reason is that there are times (and it has happened to me) when your entire device is confiscated or searched and they have the ability to install trackers or some kind of malware. If at all possible, I would take your most important data with you on an external hard drive and then leave your primary phone/computer back at home during your trip to China.
@@AllThingsSecuredIs that because they won't pay you? It always works. Nord, express, Surfshark pay you and they don't work. It's amazing how totally lacking in ethics these loggers are. Anything for a buck.
Thank you for your content and information! Any suggestions for good VPN routers and the best VPN router services in Shanghai? I have been using ExpressVPN with a Linksys WRT 3200 ACM router. Previously we had decent but spotty service with Express. Everything has been completely blocked for the past few weeks with the CCP meetings.
Right now I am in Kunming, China. I have bought this astrill vpn but it sucks. I am using vpn for browsing and gaming. As I have heard surfshark and express vpn are kinda the best right now....... anyways what is ur recommendation for Kunming
It's not good. It's widely accepted that it's genocide, but even if you're a Chinese person who doesn't want to trust anything that isn't Chinese propoganda, I can tell you from my own experience that my Uyghur friends are suffering and being oppressed. My friends have done nothing wrong, yet they are being separated from their kids and being held in "re-education camps" against their will for years. It's wrong and it needs to stop.
@@AllThingsSecured First of all, thanks for responding to such a sensitive question in your channel. I am all sold by how you describe the VPN availability in China. Xinjiang is a much more restricted in China now comparing to probably any other places. Well I am not really that kind of person. Actually I don't trust the main stream media from either side of the world now as they are both promoting something to their own interest. That's why I am so excited knowing you live in that area right now. I have read several articles/news from CNN, Bloomberg, Reuters, BBC, FOX, NPR, NTD (an anti communist television network, basically Fa-lun Gong activist) to get a very rough picture of the "truth". I found some of the claim might be baseless. As most of the sources reported is based on satellite images. There is lack of evidence to claim forced labor and sexual misconduct. Genocide is too strong for what's really going on. However I am 100% convinced that the "re-education camps" exist, and families are separated for no "legal" reasons. Do you have any acquaintance suffered from forced labor or sexual abuse?
I didn’t connect much with women, so not much on the sexual abuse side. As for forced labor, I really don’t care whether labor was involved or not. It’s a forced internment without legal due process. For years at a time. And yes, I have plenty of friends who I know didn’t deserve this and have been separated from their wife and kids. I have others who have been jailed.
I like every video of yours brother first of all thanks brother . Can u please do a video about viruses and malware because there are lots of myths going around , is it necessary to use an anti virus software or windows defender is enough. And if so which will be your best recommend one . Can u do some playlist for mobile users privacy which covers everything not just network and password
I’m surprised you do not recommend the one I use for the past 5 years. It does seem to be the most used from all the foreigners I have spoken to in the past and I have good success using it from Chengdu to Shanghai, Guangzhou, Sanya and several cities in Dong Bei. Anyone who has lived in China for a while has heard of it.
They require you to give your phone number, which is a big no-no for me. That's why I don't personally use them, but I know they've historically worked well in China.
@@AllThingsSecured could use a fake number so far everyone i know in china loved astrill said they had ZERO issues with it and that's its reliable and consistent I'd love to see you review it one day
Ha! I'll take that, I guess. What were you wanting? A crappy list of VPNs? There are plenty of other videos like that on TH-cam from people who've never lived in China. My goal is to educate you about how the internet works in China so that you understand that there IS NO BEST VPN FOR CHINA. You live in Shanghai, right? Do you disagree with how I'm describing the internet in China?
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Hi there i am seeking help to do the opposite that is to vpn into mainland china it must be mainland china not their autonomous region macau,taiwan and hong kong
I really hope you can help me.i have been struggling to get vpn into china for 1 week already
you video is just propaganda while promoting sponsorships with affiliate links for you to make money
You are by far the lowest grade of TH-camr I have ecocome across. No one has ever reported me to youtube for my comments. You don't even have the courage to challenge what I say. Just report me to youtube.
IMO after 4 Years in China, Astrill VPN is the hands down choice. No connection issues, and that is with plenty of travel before the lockdowns. It is expensive but well worth the money. I used it and had an Express account my first year here. But Express is spotty, works when it works, but when it doesn't your screwed. But then I was introduced to Astrill by an Expat friend, connection was never an issue again. Stay away from NORD, absolutely worthless.
Are you a b0t ?
Your video seems the most honest one I've seen so far. However, it is a little bit old and it looks like there was a big crackdown on most VPNs in the last months in China. Would you say these are still the best options for going there?
Honest! This low life will delete your comments and report you to youtube for spam violations if you point out that he's promoting products, not reviewing them. All the VPNs he recommends don't work in China.
Subscribed.
My last China experience was almost a decade ago; it’s good to hear viable strategies from folks onsite. Cheers, mate.
Thanks so much. Glad it was helpful!
No viable strategies here. Just a paid promotion for VPNs. Don't believe a word of it.
Thank you so much for sharing, I'm going back to China to visit families and work from home for 2 months, network is really important to me, your video helps me a lot, thanks again!
Surfshark works well, but it depends on what you do, if you download and upload big files it is not the best option, Express doesn't really work well...The best one among all is Astrill VPN kinda expensive though.
Great information. I am new to your channel and going through your material. I was wondering do you recommend a a cell phone that is great for VPNs and for security? Thanks again for your channel and the great info...
Thanks, Stephen! Right now, Apple does a great job creating security and privacy, even in China. The government's heavy surveillance in places like Xinjiang have proven that Apple phones are harder to crack than the Android counterparts.
Subscribed. Love the format of your videos. Straight to the point.
Thanks!
Straight to the lies. This guy is the worst shrill on the platform.
Astrill is by far the best (and the most expensive).
Express doesn't really work because they are very popular and they have a bunch of servers. Well, i suppose you could eventually get one working by cycling through each server but it sucks.
I'm not a huge fan of Astrill just because they require a phone number on sign up.
@@AllThingsSecured Honestly, all i care is that it works. I have no problem with giving out a phone number since i have 3 numbers with me at all times.
That was also my experience 2 years ago in Shanghai. Right now I’m in Shandong Province and it works really poorly on my iPhone but on other devices it works still pretty consistent.
Resides in China now, we usually use something called an "airport" to access the outside Internet (website who offers proxy services, not that physical )
We don't use traditional VPN in China now, instead, we used Shadowsocks, ShadowsocksR, V2Ray(VMESS, VLESS, which is very, very popular these days), XRay(V2Ray modified, not the X-ray machine), Trojan(not the malware or the movie), Hysteria, GOST(not the Linux tool) etc. You guys are not gonna believe how much time did these developers take to invent these protocols, layers of layers encryption, and TLS everywhere, just to avoid the censorship, and the safety of communication. 🤪
A good and informative video. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
You said you always have two VPN provider's in case one gets 'cracked down' on. Does that mean they blacklist the whole VPN company from working in China?
No, they just block the IP addresses used by that VPN. The companies are usually quick to respond by cycling their IP addresses, but it’s a cat-and-mouse game and it may take a few hours or even a day or two. That’s why I have a backup.
@@AllThingsSecured Ah okay. I'm new to the VPN game so just wondered what you meant. Good to know these things :)
Great video, thanks!
I'm pleasantly surprised to see you still uploading videos. Is the local government in your province more lax?
I’m not in China anymore. That’s why.
@@AllThingsSecured I gotcha. Good to hear.
With china’s new online game restrictions, VPN’s have become more important than ever before.
Ha! Yea, we'll see how that works out. The more that the local people use VPNs (as opposed to the expats), the more China's regulators will try to block them.
@@AllThingsSecured Actually, they allow VPN, but you have to use 'Chinese' VPN.
Imagine how does the guys in Huawei/NIO/BYD updates their twitter account.
I am from Shanghai, China, as you can see I am also using vpn
Very true.
Which one do you use?
I live in Shanghai too and I use Astrill VPN, before it was a decent VPN, but now it's not so stable as it used to be. Looking for a good alternative.
@@WhattheFoXPlay Refer to the further advice given in the comments, as well as my comments.
@@WhattheFoXPlay I have the same experience. What concerns me is that Astrill has now a selectable Server in China…
Really like this
Thanks, George!
Actually, there is only 1. A lot of "Johnny Come Latelys", but only one that has worked consistently over the last decade.
None of those VPN is working in China. The best solution is to get a dedicated ip. Or setup your own VPN server on a vps.
No the best solution is to leave China
@@roberthardy5171 yes for aimless people like you
Don't have to leave China to have access to the world.
@@twong689 that’s true if you speak English and can access a VPN. Not true for hundreds of millions of Chinese people unfortunately
@@roberthardy5171 Plus, the western countries don't want my country men, unless they are filthy rich.
I saw in another comment that you said you weren’t in China now. So I got a question what was it like in China, and how hard was it to get out?
Living in China is a challenge, especially in the current political environment. In my case, I was escorted out, so it was quite fast.
@@AllThingsSecured yeah I don’t like the way China is going and it’s really a shame because the people there are so kind and Chinese culture is great. I’m glad to hear that you got out though with little problems I’m sure many people struggle to leave.
I really like your site, but you really didn’t cover how secure is a VPN that has a number of servers in China & Hong Kong. Will they hack me because my VPN has server there?
Can someone recommend me vpn which I can savely use in beijing?
So vpn is not free right then😓😓😓 my salary needs to pay vpn. Months left i will go there.
I know the best VPN in China that I am using connecting here. I am talking about commercial ones not agenda ones (5 eyes). But I am not giving out the name because the more people there, the more risk I got myself in and likelihood of being blocked.
Good for you. I hope you're able to keep connected while you're in China.
@@AllThingsSecured Thank you for that! As long as I get connected, there is not much to complain for me.
@@twong689 I'm international student at china ,really no one going to reach this comment atleast no more than 10 people can you tell me vpn name thn you can delete after I'll reply okay.
I'm not even Chinese but I still watch!
Most people watching this are not Chinese
Bro im living in Iran and in iran even 2 year old kids have a vpn in their phone
Now I'm here, Nord vpn is dead for one month.
so accurate what you said about china law. Its a weapon for the Chinese government, not for justice just a tool
Most of friends are so desperate to go to china which leaves me confused I would rather go to Afghanistan
It's pretty difficult to get into China anyway right now.
im chinese live in china and trust me express and nord and surf is trash pandavpn is way better
Meh, like I said in the video, there is no “one VPN” that works all across China. Even Panda. I never had a good experience with them.
@@AllThingsSecured it works and its the fastest tbh
@@AllThingsSecured and u get a a month free trial
Nord + Surf is trash, full stop. Express trash? Not really. Panda isn't so good either, as it is unclear with who is actually behind Panda.
Apparently, I've been unable to connect on desktop PCs using Nord for months now. Connecting on my iPhone still works tho. I've used Express before, it's unreliable on both platforms too but at least Nord can still connect on my iPhone. Maybe I'll have a try with Panda.
What if you set up your own VPN with a dedicated IP? It shouldn't be detected as a regular VPN service and connect normally right?
Theoretically, yes, but if their deep packet inspection blocks your IP address, it’s more of a hassle for you to change that.
@@AllThingsSecured Thanks for reply!
I am siffering with this surfshark vpn first days was cool but now it is nearly impossible to connect it on the laptop on the phone is it very hard that is why I use ladder vpn on the phone but unfortunately there is no laddervpn for pc
3 months old vid omg he doesn't have the best listen brobro let me tell u had express for three years in china subpar service very glitchy many drop it is functional... But the only vpn to use in china is astrill..... And astrill thank me later
I've used Astrill in the past and the service works pretty reliably in China, BUT...they require you to register with your phone number. That's a BIG no for me.
@@AllThingsSecured i guess since it's my chinese number i never really paid any mind is that really that an issue the number?
im trying to find a VPN thats good to connecting to china so i can play a game thats blocked in other countries except for china XD
VPNs are illegal in China, so I wouldn't get your hopes up to find a server in the country (perhaps Hong Kong).
@@AllThingsSecured actually i've found a few VPN servers using the softether VPN client but they come and go and sometimes they don't appear
Hey Josh. I'm going to be in China for a month and I am hearing that US officials are recommending that travelers to China get burner phones and don't bring their laptops. I'd very much like to take my stuff with me. Is a VPN enough to protect my data from the Chinese government?
No, unfortunately it isn't. The reason is that there are times (and it has happened to me) when your entire device is confiscated or searched and they have the ability to install trackers or some kind of malware. If at all possible, I would take your most important data with you on an external hard drive and then leave your primary phone/computer back at home during your trip to China.
LOL you will never have your phone or laptop confiscated - this guy is a drama queen.
What are your thoughts on Astrill? thanks for the video.
I avoid Astrill like the plague.
@@AllThingsSecuredhaha not the first to tell me that... but I don't know why... is it unsafe?
@@vinilaoshi astrill is by far the best, not even a comparison. Don't listen to these vlogers getting paid by vpn companies
@@AllThingsSecuredIs that because they won't pay you? It always works. Nord, express, Surfshark pay you and they don't work. It's amazing how totally lacking in ethics these loggers are. Anything for a buck.
Thank you for your content and information! Any suggestions for good VPN routers and the best VPN router services in Shanghai? I have been using ExpressVPN with a Linksys WRT 3200 ACM router. Previously we had decent but spotty service with Express. Everything has been completely blocked for the past few weeks with the CCP meetings.
There is a free VPN I can download?
"If China doesn't like you, they will find a way to nail you for sth."
True for Chinese citizens too. 3:15
Interesting...i thought otherwise
Thought otherwise in what way exactly?
Right now I am in Kunming, China. I have bought this astrill vpn but it sucks. I am using vpn for browsing and gaming. As I have heard surfshark and express vpn are kinda the best right now....... anyways what is ur recommendation for Kunming
I don’t live in Kunming, so I can’t say for sure. As I mentioned in the video, my experience with China is this: every location is different for VPNs.
@@AllThingsSecured ty sir
I am so curious about what is really happening in Xinjiang?
It's not good. It's widely accepted that it's genocide, but even if you're a Chinese person who doesn't want to trust anything that isn't Chinese propoganda, I can tell you from my own experience that my Uyghur friends are suffering and being oppressed. My friends have done nothing wrong, yet they are being separated from their kids and being held in "re-education camps" against their will for years. It's wrong and it needs to stop.
@@AllThingsSecured First of all, thanks for responding to such a sensitive question in your channel. I am all sold by how you describe the VPN availability in China. Xinjiang is a much more restricted in China now comparing to probably any other places.
Well I am not really that kind of person. Actually I don't trust the main stream media from either side of the world now as they are both promoting something to their own interest. That's why I am so excited knowing you live in that area right now. I have read several articles/news from CNN, Bloomberg, Reuters, BBC, FOX, NPR, NTD (an anti communist television network, basically Fa-lun Gong activist) to get a very rough picture of the "truth". I found some of the claim might be baseless. As most of the sources reported is based on satellite images. There is lack of evidence to claim forced labor and sexual misconduct. Genocide is too strong for what's really going on. However I am 100% convinced that the "re-education camps" exist, and families are separated for no "legal" reasons.
Do you have any acquaintance suffered from forced labor or sexual abuse?
I didn’t connect much with women, so not much on the sexual abuse side. As for forced labor, I really don’t care whether labor was involved or not. It’s a forced internment without legal due process. For years at a time. And yes, I have plenty of friends who I know didn’t deserve this and have been separated from their wife and kids. I have others who have been jailed.
All I can safely say Xinjiang is a hotspot. No courier service there either.
@@zzhao463 Different groups have different agendas.
I like every video of yours brother first of all thanks brother . Can u please do a video about viruses and malware because there are lots of myths going around , is it necessary to use an anti virus software or windows defender is enough. And if so which will be your best recommend one . Can u do some playlist for mobile users privacy which covers everything not just network and password
Thank you, Rajesh. I definitely have plans for such a video this year. Lots of content to make and not a lot of time!
Pro tip: If you wanna "technically" tour China without government spying on you and blocking your VPN service, then go visit Taiwan lmao.
highly agreed. Do you know how a install vp on a new 2021 macbook in China
VPN在中国绝对是非法的，但政府不能让每个VPN用户都承担责任。
How would the CCP know who's using a VPN? (without the person holding the phone disclosing such information)
I’m surprised you do not recommend the one I use for the past 5 years. It does seem to be the most used from all the foreigners I have spoken to in the past and I have good success using it from Chengdu to Shanghai, Guangzhou, Sanya and several cities in Dong Bei. Anyone who has lived in China for a while has heard of it.
@@chelseazhou3999 very recommended indeed. Some very light searching will be enough to come across it. The name begins with an A.
what is it called?
@@ruripapi astrill vpn
That is because they didn't pay him.
and what a hell are you doing in that country
I'm no longer in the country.
Does cyberghost work in china? I am trying there next month
If I'm an expat working in china, what's a good vpn to use?
Did you actually watch the video??
@@AllThingsSecured I've tried all these in the video and they are unstable
You are in China ?
Not anymore, thankfully.
@@AllThingsSecured what do you know about Riseup VPN?
Does VyperVPN work?
It has for me, but not in every part of China. You can always try and then get your money back within 30 days if it doesn’t work for you.
than china gov buy up vpn or advertise free one under them. Infiltration, best in the world
Say what?
把这段话翻译成英文吧，我英语太差了以至于语法漏洞百出，最后不得不用中文，抱歉～所以，看，我是个中国人，在中国生活，用了四年vpn了，我的vpn在中国几乎任何地方都可以工作，我的vpn貌似名叫东方vpn，我也不知道这是如何运作的vpn公司，这个vpn是我的朋友给我的，他只跟我说这个vpn是从他的朋友那得来的。我建议当你想找到好用的vpn时，你可以去问问身边的中国人，他们可能知道如何选择，在中国，好用的vpn并不一定是最大或者最著名的（我去过北京，河南，湖北，西安，深圳，上海，南京这些地方，任何地方这个vpn都出色的工作）
send link, where can i download ?
我在哪里可以下载？
What do you think of astrill
They require you to give your phone number, which is a big no-no for me. That's why I don't personally use them, but I know they've historically worked well in China.
@@AllThingsSecured could use a fake number so far everyone i know in china loved astrill said they had ZERO issues with it and that's its reliable and consistent I'd love to see you review it one day
-♾ Social credit points
Huh?
@@AllThingsSecured Jon Xina is mad for you breaking there firewall >:(
@@shut_up700 He’s good as they can’t hold every VPN accountable
Hello I think is good to make one video for Windscribe Vpn!!!!
totally gave no answers. you are a preacher at best.
Ha! I'll take that, I guess. What were you wanting? A crappy list of VPNs? There are plenty of other videos like that on TH-cam from people who've never lived in China.
My goal is to educate you about how the internet works in China so that you understand that there IS NO BEST VPN FOR CHINA. You live in Shanghai, right? Do you disagree with how I'm describing the internet in China?
@@AllThingsSecured What do you say if China becomes Iraq or Seria?
@Michael G Syria
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