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AList Ownership-Change Concerns—A June 2025 Community Record

In June 2025, community members raised concerns that ownership or operational control of the AList open-source storage-management project might have changed. They pointed to documentation, download, container, repository, website, and Telegram changes.

This page preserves those reports. A changed maintainer or commercial product is not inherently malicious, and the screenshots alone do not prove a sale or compromise.

Jisou Telegram Referral Program: A 2025 Walkthrough and Risk Notes

This article records how the Jisou bot referral interface and reward schedule appeared in June 2025. The link contains the author's referral identifier.

Naiyun Closure Confirmed—Stop Purchasing and Renewing

Naiyun is treated as a confirmed provider closure. By July 1, 2026, reports recorded unreachable support, unavailable nodes, an inaccessible website, and failed subscription URLs. A notice in Yinyun's official channel also said Naiyun had closed.

Stop paying

Do not purchase or renew Naiyun. Save plan, payment, subscription, status, and support records.

Naiyun, Yinyun, CAC, and OKAC are reported as services under the same operator. Do not treat another name under that operator as an independent backup. Read the Naiyun closure record.

Recorded former domain: www.nyaff.cc

⚠️ OKAC/OKANC Shutdown Risk Alert—Stop Purchasing and Renewing

As of July 1, 2026, OKAC/OKANC had persistent route failures, an inaccessible website, and interrupted customer-support and management responses. It is therefore treated as a provider shutdown risk.

Latest risk notice

OKAC, Naiyun, Yinyun, and CAC share the same operator. Naiyun's shutdown has been confirmed, and several projects under the same operator have recently experienced website, server, support, and management-response problems.

Stop renewing and making new purchases immediately. Preserve plan details, payment records, subscription information, and support conversations. See the OKAC Shutdown Risk Alert for details.

Former OKANC website: okanc.com

✈️ Adaxi Review—Low Prices and Responsive Servers

Adaxi is a newer, low-cost proxy service. The source article reports responsive servers, high speed, and low latency suitable for a range of network uses.

Adaxi official website: https://adaxi.net

How to Search Telegram with JiSou

Telegram contains a large number of public channels, groups, and other resources, but its built-in discovery features do not cover everything. This guide explains how to use the third-party JiSou bot to search Telegram.

The original Chinese article also noted that some +86 mobile numbers could register at the time of writing. Registration availability and verification delivery can change, so treat that as a dated observation rather than a guarantee.

Dengta Cloud Review—Plans, Support Notes, and Coupon Snapshot

Dengta Cloud is presented in the source review as an established provider with responsive support and regularly adjusted nodes. The author reported a positive support interaction and node experience at the test time; that observation does not guarantee future response time or availability.

  • Website: dengta.cloud
  • Code recorded in this review: XF777
  • Stated discount in this review: 5%

The separate coupon index records off95 for the same stated discount. Because the source pages conflict, test any code at checkout and rely on the final payable amount.

✈️ Flybit Review—Affordable Plans and Strong Value

Flybit offers 100 GB per month for CNY 10 and advertises IEPL access routes at an affordable price.

Flybit official website: goflybit.com

✈️ XSUS Review—An Established, High-Value Proxy Service

XSUS starts at CNY 8 per month for 168 GB. The source article describes it as an established, reliable service with strong value.

XSUS official website: https://xsus.cloud

⚠️ XSUS Shutdown Risk Alert—April 28, 2025 (Service Restored)

Service has now been restored.

This page records an earlier XSUS shutdown risk alert.

During the alert period, the XSUS website was frequently inaccessible, customer support did not reply for an extended period, and its Telegram announcement channel had not posted for a long time.

These were high-risk signals. The advice at the time was to stop renewing immediately.

Risk-monitoring board

Many proxy services have recently become unreachable after data centers removed their servers. Consult the 2025–2026 Proxy-Service Shutdown and Risk List for additional records.

✈️ Laotou VPN Review—An Established, Affordable Proxy Service

Laotou VPN offers 150 GB per month for CNY 15.50 and is described in the source article as an established, affordable service.

Official website: https://www.chattous.net

Zongyunti Review—BGP Switching, IEPL, and Taiwan Residential-IP Claims

Zongyunti was promoted as a self-developed platform with Taiwan residential-labelled egress, automatic BGP entry switching during the evening peak, routes for three mainland carriers, and cumulative-spend discounts of up to 25%.

Recorded website: zongyunti.com

✈️ Baiyangxing Review—Stable Servers and Streaming Access

Baiyangxing offers 100 GB per month for CNY 12. It is positioned as a lightweight, low-cost proxy service.

Baiyangxing official website: baiyangxi.com

Zhangzhong Shijie Review—Seven-Day Trial and Unverified Streaming Claims

Zhangzhong Shijie was promoted with a seven-day trial, one-click acceleration, 24-hour support, multi-device use, and access to YouTube and Netflix. The source provides promotional screenshots and one test image but no plan table or repeatable performance data.

Recorded website: qq.zjs2025.com

Baibian Xiaoying Review—Archived CNY 15 Tier and Long-Term Discounts

Baibian Xiaoying was described as a smaller service operating since 2020, with a tunnel and dedicated-route mix, streaming access, and bundled streaming accounts. The least expensive source-recorded subscription was CNY 15 for 100 GB over 30 days.

Recorded website: bbxy88.xyz

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