#redteago
红茶这个2刀100M1day的3at🇬🇧广播ip都能拉起EE的wificalling
建议是苹果手机，一定要飞行模式+关定位，重启后先连接🇬🇧ip的热点，再开wificalling开关，基本就是秒连。
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