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  #3372752 13-May-2025 12:39
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That's a very expensive way to do it if you're going to be in the country for a while like I was, almost a month.  Data is very cheap in China, using a local sim card or connecting to wifi is just like anywhere else, follow all the usual security precautions and you'll be fine.  Outline uses end to end encryption with packet obfuscation to evade the GFW.  I kept my NZ sim card with me for critical stuff like banking.

 

 

I would rather pay $9 per day than risk it anything

 

then again, I would have no desire to go to China anyway





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  #3372844 13-May-2025 17:42
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nztim:

 

gareth41:

 

That's a very expensive way to do it if you're going to be in the country for a while like I was, almost a month.  Data is very cheap in China, using a local sim card or connecting to wifi is just like anywhere else, follow all the usual security precautions and you'll be fine.  Outline uses end to end encryption with packet obfuscation to evade the GFW.  I kept my NZ sim card with me for critical stuff like banking.

 

 

I would rather pay $9 per day than risk it anything

 

then again, I would have no desire to go to China anyway

 

 

This doesn’t really help OP who is going very soon. Also it causes issues if you’re trying to use services like Wechat. If you completely have your device masked as outside the country things like wechat wallet don’t activate on the international app and you can’t use it to make payments.


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