Discussion topic: Using phone in China
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Message posted on 03 Sep 2026 05:27 PM
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Using phone in China
I would like to know if I will be able to use my Samsung A17 in China. Will I be able to use WhatsApp and Gmail
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Message posted on 03 Sep 2026 05:30 PM
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Re: Using phone in China
You can use your phone in China for £2 per 24 hours or will be free if you a Diamond level VIP customer. data is restricted to 25GB per billing period and while calls to UK landlines and mobiles are included calls to local numbers in China are charged at international rates.
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Message posted on 03 Sep 2026 05:32 PM
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Re: Using phone in China
However...
AIUI End-to-end encryption is generally blocked so no WhatsApp.
Phone calls and SMS should work fine but assume they are monitored and can be blocked.
Message posted on 04 Sep 2026 07:49 AM - last edited: 04 Sep 2026 08:05 AM
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Re: Using phone in China
@Deekay1 wrote:
Will I be able to use WhatsApp and Gmail
That's not Sky functionality, and is really a question to address to tourism and travel forums. In general if you choose to visit a country which restricts access to such things by its own population then encountering limits on communication probably shouldn't be a surprise.
Internet access
The Chinese authorities control internet access. Internet access can be limited around key political events and dates. Some services are permanently blocked, including:
YouTube
X
Other websites may sometimes be blocked.
China’s cybersecurity laws state that online products and services (for example, VPNs) need to be licensed by the Chinese government
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