Yes. Daily check-ins can claim free usage time for basic browsing and route testing. Users who need lower latency, more regions, and higher consistency can upgrade to VIP dedicated routes.

Most users do not. Anycast VPN provides one-click apps. Advanced users familiar with v2rayN, Shadowrocket, or v2rayNG can also follow compatible setup guides when needed.

Device limits depend on your plan. Entry plans suit personal phone and desktop use, while higher plans cover more family or work devices.

Anycast VPN is tuned for mainland China, campus Wi-Fi, and public networks by combining dedicated routes, obfuscation protocols, and simple client apps for stable private access.

Update the subscription first, then switch to a lower-load node. If the issue remains, check system time, proxy permissions, local firewall rules, and contact support with screenshots.

Selected return routes can help overseas users access music, video, and common domestic apps. Actual performance depends on region, carrier, and platform policy changes.

If downloads are slow, contact online support for a mirror link or join the official Telegram channel for the latest client package information.

Yes. Routers with OpenWrt, Merlin, or Padavan firmware can use plugins or subscription configuration to route supported home devices.

Click Forgot Password on the login screen. The system will send a reset link to your registered email address.

Yes. Whether you are on 5G, home broadband, hotel Wi-Fi, or cafe Wi-Fi, the client can select a suitable route for the current network.

Your specific browsing targets are hidden inside the encrypted tunnel. The ISP can see that encrypted traffic exists, but not the websites and app requests inside it.

No. We do not store browsing history, downloaded content, DNS request details, or mappings between a real IP and destination activity.

Anycast VPN uses obfuscation, backup entrances, and multiple route pools to improve availability. Keeping more than one saved node is still recommended.

The service uses modern options such as TLS 1.3 and ChaCha20, selecting suitable protocols based on client and node capability.

During a normal connection, websites see the Anycast VPN node IP instead of your local network address.

Yes. When enabled, the Kill Switch blocks unencrypted traffic if the VPN connection drops unexpectedly.

DNS requests are handled through the encrypted tunnel, reducing DNS pollution, forced redirects, and local resolver leaks.

No. Anycast VPN does not embed advertising trackers in the client and does not sell user behavior data to ad networks.

That means your selected node is active. You can switch between Hong Kong, Japan, Singapore, the US, and other regions as needed.

Yes. Anycast VPN maintains native IP routes for major streaming platforms, including Netflix, Disney+, aiyifan, HBO, and YouTube HD playback.

Yes for many international gaming scenarios. UU加速器, 雷神加速器, and 迅游加速器 are game-first tools, while Anycast VPN covers games alongside AI, work, privacy, and streaming.

Some high-speed nodes allow P2P traffic. Use nodes marked for downloads and follow the laws and platform rules that apply to you.

All networks can be affected by peak-hour demand. Anycast VPN uses spare bandwidth and smart routing to reduce congestion, and VIP dedicated routes are usually more consistent.

Split tunneling sends local apps directly while global apps use the VPN tunnel. You can use WeChat or Douyin while Google, ChatGPT, and YouTube stay accelerated.

Some nodes include basic ad-filtering rules to reduce common pop-ups and malicious redirects, but a browser security extension is still useful.

Support handles setup, node, account, and billing questions by issue type. For urgent connection problems, include your device, system version, and screenshots.

Use automatic route selection first. For fixed use cases, switch manually by region, latency, and current load.

Yes. Sign in with the same Anycast VPN account and your plan benefits sync across supported clients.

You can buy a temporary data add-on in the account center or upgrade to a higher-tier plan by paying the difference.