How to Access Blocked Sites: VLESS Subscription and sing-box
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Access blocked sites — modern approach
How to access blocked sites in 2026: avoid random free proxies. Use a VLESS subscription (rotating nodes) + sing-box/Hiddify with system TUN so all apps (not only browser) use the tunnel.
Steps
- Get subscription URL from Univista dashboard.
- Import and update in sing-box — setup.
- Enable TUN; choose exit country.
- Test the specific site you need (YouTube, GitHub, news).
DNS drops
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Split tunnel
Send only blocked domains through proxy; keep local banking direct — split tunnel.
AI services
ChatGPT needs supported country IP — access pattern applies broadly.
Protocol
Univista
Plans. Free tier for a week-long stability test.
Safety
Do not paste subscription URL in public chats. Revoke if leaked.
Blocked sites stay blocked at ISP level — your job is a stable tunnel, not a new mirror link daily.
Extended checklist
Day 1 import. Day 2 Telegram. Day 3 YouTube. Day 4 ChatGPT. Day 5 LTE. Day 6 voice call. Day 7 upgrade decision. Never share subscription URL. On failure: update subscription, change node country, restart client. Univista plans. Keep automatic system time.
Enable auto-reconnect; note backup node; upgrade client monthly.
For stability: update subscription weekly. Use TUN for Telegram voice. Split tunnel local banking if needed. Try EU/TR nodes. Never leak subscription URL to public channels. Revoke and regenerate from dashboard if shared by mistake.
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