The essence of free UC traffic!
Open the network settings in the system settings, and you will find options for using proxy service domains and such. That's right, this is what allows the browser to bypass data charges. If you click into it, you will see domain names from places like the United States and Canada. These special domain names allow the browser to achieve a data-free effect.
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Oh~~ got it
There is nothing inside mine.
I see.
Really? Right! I don't know.
If it's not data-free, would writing these domain names there also make it data-free?
Cough, I'll tell you about a mysterious traffic-free access point, which is 10.0.0.172, set the port to 80. Those who know how to set it up can do it themselves, those who don't know, consciously go around it. Most areas are blocked, I'm not responsible if it's not free. If you get it for free, then you've benefited.
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The one on the 6th floor, the S40 machine should all be set as you said, it doesn't avoid traffic at all.
My data-free UC doesn't have that, but it still uses data-free.
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