How to Choose an Airport (Proxy Service Provider) #

We habitually refer to organizations that provide proxy services as “airports,” implying they allow you to “fly” to different parts of the world and enjoy freer internet access—similar to a VPN. However, since this industry is a special niche and not welcomed by certain authorities in China, being an airport operator is a high-risk job—one wrong move can land you in trouble. Likewise, most airports are not particularly stable and may suddenly stop working, resulting in unrecoverable funds. This is common.

So, although airports are convenient and useful for users in China, it’s important to choose wisely. You can either use free services to avoid loss, or stick with long-standing, reputable providers that have been around for a while.

New Google Airport – 7 Days Free Trial #

Website: https://xingoogle0.cc/auth/register?code=in46IT

• Just register with an email

• After registration, log in and you will see that you can use it free for 7 days

• Copy the subscription link

• Locate the group settings

• Add the subscription and update

• Test the connection

• If the speed is satisfactory, here are the pricing plans—they’re quite reasonable
• Minimum monthly fee: ¥6 for 100GB

• Half-year plan starts at ¥20 with 60GB/month, very affordable
• Registration link: https://xingoogle0.cc/auth/register?code=in46IT

Recommended Services #

• The following providers charge based on traffic usage. Their websites include software usage and installation tutorials.
• After purchasing traffic, there is no time limit — the traffic remains valid until it is fully used.
• If a website is inaccessible, it likely means it has been blocked; simply switch to another provider.

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