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Disable HTTPS in Browser Settings:
- Open your browser and go to the settings menu.
- Toggle off the HTTPS option for your browser.
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Disable "Use HTTPS" Button:
- Navigate to your browser's settings.
- Select the "Use HTTPS" option and disable it.
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Check Internet Connection:
- Ensure your device is connected to a carrier with HTTPS enabled.
- If not, disable HTTPS in your device's settings.
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Install a VPN App:
- Download and install a reputable VPN app from the app store, such as Tucumai or VPCube.
- Ensure the app is installed on the same device as your browser for seamless integration.
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Change Browser to HTTPS:
- Open the VPN app.
- Navigate to your device's settings, install the app, and then change your browser to HTTPS.
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Test Access to Chinese Sites:
- After enabling HTTPS, open a Chinese site and ensure it loads without any issues.
- If you encounter restrictions, check the device's settings to ensure HTTPS is enabled and consider the device's security policies.
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Consider Device Permissions:
Verify that your device has the appropriate permissions for the VPN application to function correctly.
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Test on a Friend's Device:
If possible, test the VPN on a friend's device to ensure it works locally.
By following these steps, you should be able to access Chinese sites using a Chinese VPN. Remember to always check device settings and permissions, especially before enabling encryption on a device you don't have permission for.
