Gmail, WhatsApp, Slack, Google Docs, Instagram — all back in 60 seconds. Works from inside China, including on hotel and university Wi-Fi.
Gmail spins and fails. WhatsApp goes grey. Instagram loads the logo, then nothing. Your VPN from home — the one you paid a year for — times out at the handshake. Google Maps is blank. Slack maybe works for 30 seconds, then doesn't. Your bank's 2FA text arrives 40 minutes late, if at all.
This is normal here. It catches everyone off guard, and none of the articles you read before flying really prepared you for it.
The common advice — "just use ExpressVPN" — stopped working reliably around 2023. Most of the big Western VPNs now die within a week of a policy tightening, recover slowly, and die again before the next national holiday.
IT CRP is built specifically for this environment. Not bolted on.
The page below is wired to live route telemetry. It checks the public US, Germany, and Netherlands routes, reports current latency, and shows current online load.
US, Germany, and Netherlands are read from live nodes, not typed into this page as marketing copy.
When a route degrades we move you to another one in the background. Your subscription link doesn't change. You don't get an email.
The status block refreshes from our backend cache and stores daily samples for the 30-day uptime chart.
Most foreign VPN websites are themselves blocked in China — so if you didn't sign up before flying, you're stuck. Our signup, dashboard, payment page, and subscription server all load from inside mainland China without any workaround.
If Cloudflare shows you a challenge page, email us from any provider that reaches us (Outlook, ProtonMail, Yahoo, QQ). We'll send you a working mirror within minutes.
Cancel any time. 7-day money-back. Email is the only required field.
Receive a subscription URL by email — usually in under 30 seconds.
4-step guides with screenshots: iPhone (Shadowrocket, Streisand) · Android (v2rayNG, NekoBox) · Mac (Clash Verge) · Windows (Clash Verge, NekoRay).
Open Gmail. It loads.
Short honest answer: it's a grey area that almost never affects foreigners in practice.
Only state-approved VPNs are authorised for commercial use. Personal use by individuals is not explicitly criminalised, and enforcement against foreigners for casual private use is effectively zero.
The people who get in trouble are those who sell unauthorised VPNs inside China, or publicly advertise political content.
Checking Gmail, joining a Zoom call, messaging your family on WhatsApp — not on anyone's radar. We don't ask for ID, don't log traffic, and operate entirely outside mainland jurisdiction.
Your usage is not reported to anyone because we don't have it to report.
If you want more detail we have a two-page brief; ask support and we'll send it.
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