Appears to be censored in Russia: 4.99.17, Android

Later edit: all of the below is, so far, incorrect again. Apparently they completed another round of tests.

Starting midnight today, 2+ hours ago. The connection gets established, but then it interrupts, reestablishes, and so on, in an endless loop. Here, an excerpt from the log. All gates are affected, including premium ones, except somehow Zurich. The resulting quality is abysmal: no pages open at all, and Chrome constantly reacts with a 'network change' error.

Coincides with other network problems which spiked in my region at the same time, so likely another round of DPI censorship. For example they also hurt legit Telegram traffic which works poorly even without VPN.

2024-11-13T23:14:30 [DEBG]: requiring full authentication server="15.235.15.156:21157"
2024-11-13T23:14:35 [DEBG]: authentication done, starting mux system elapsed=6.448647693s
2024-11-13T23:14:35 [INFO]: proxy_loop; instance=10 server=15.235.15.156:21157
2024-11-13T23:14:35 [DEBG]: opening tunnel remote_addr=tcp$149.154.167.51:443
2024-11-13T23:14:36 [WARN]: individual client thread failed err=inner connection to 15.235.15.156:21157 failed Caused by: ping-pong timed out
2024-11-13T23:14:36 [DEBG]: authentication done, starting mux system elapsed=6.638996923s
2024-11-13T23:14:36 [INFO]: proxy_loop; instance=11 server=15.235.15.156:21157
2024-11-13T23:14:37 [DEBG]: dial completed elapsed=341.966384ms protocol="tcp"

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Can confirm, impossible to connect to any of the free servers in Europe, CA / Montreal still works.
Hard to tell if it's just the Russian 'sovereign internet' problem though, since network load is also all on that Canadian server at 90%, with Euro ones only having 20-30% each.

不就是用户自身人为选择的结果?

不就是用户自身人为选择的结果?

Well yes, it's just that usually the EU servers for free accounts were always at around 80% capacity during their day time, but for a few weeks now are all at the same 20-30% capacity no matter the time I check them, and Canada is overloaded at 90%. Hence why I'm guessing it's not specifically a Russian region problem.

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