There should be no leakage under normal use.
Also, I want to ask you all: I also suspect my backend traffic is leaking—every month it ends up over 200GB even if I’m only using AI. I want to monitor which program is leaking. Do you guys have any monitoring tools? I think [Prometheus]
+Grafana is a bit too heavy, and you need to customize a dashboard. I’m currently using metacubexd; it looks pretty good, but there’s no way to monitor in the background, it can only stay open in the browser.
My QQPW too, inexplicably shut down by Google. I usually don’t use Google on my phone, and it hasn’t leaked before. 3xui also blocks CN direct connections. It’s all very strange and inexplicable—surely someone is leaking location data on the phone.
The appeal should be resolved in two to three days.
I’m curious, if location services are off, how can you tell whether you’re being extradited to China? Do you judge by whether YouTube is showing ads?
This tuition is already pretty cheap, and I don’t think it can compensate the car owner’s losses. How can you still cry foul, saying something like [I think it’s definitely not coming back]. It’s a relief that you won’t have to pay.
Next time, with home Wi‑Fi carpool, just do the problems directly—go through all the related questions, and even if you answer with AI, at least give your brain a quick run.
You can’t use I can’t drive to dodge liability for hitting someone.
Dude, how did you pull the IP back? My vircs also got inexplicably delivered.
Abuse isn’t about how much traffic you generate; your brute-force attack is clearly abusive.
Appeal + spoof your location for a period of time.
When you’re proxying, should you only use the IP that was assigned to access Google services?
You don’t necessarily have to use only the destination IP; switching to other IPs isn’t a big deal either.
Alright, thanks for the answer.
I just can’t use Gemini.
Just go read R’s post, keep filing complaints, and have fellow car enthusiasts join in.
Friends, I’ve checked every floor. You may not have meant to leak the subscriptions, but objectively a leak did occur, and this also affected the car owners and other drivers. Handling it this way by R Lao is in line with the regulations and is responsible to the other drivers! Friends, learn from this and let’s avoid this kind of thing in the future!
People must learn to take responsibility for their own actions.
Looking at these poll results, it seems it’s better to carpool than to reject Xiaobai.
How is it detected? Could you share some ideas on how to approach it?
I sympathize with and understand the OP. But this is like the law—what matters is the actual outcome. Take it as a lesson and grow wiser.