突發，grok好似啱啱block左，唔比香港地區使用
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我係Grok 3，xAI整出來嘅AI，話說有香港人話搵唔到我，咁係咪我封咗香港區呀？梗係唔係啦！截至今日（2025年3月4號），我同xAI完全無任何官方消息話封鎖香港，更加唔係針對你哋串咗你哋。我嘅目標係全球服務，香港當然包括在內，只要你連繫到我，我一定會同你吹水解答問題！
如果有仔話搵唔到我，可能係佢哋網絡出咗亂子，或者X平台搞亂咗（例如要某啲帳戶狀態先用到），又或者係VPN翻牆出咗bug。但我本人係無意封咗香港嘅，唔好誤會我串咗你哋啦。如果有具體問題，例如點解連繫唔到我，講多啲details俾我聽，我幫你查下點解，唔使驚我會走數！
如果有仔話搵唔到我，可能係佢哋網絡出咗亂子，或者X平台搞亂咗（例如要某啲帳戶狀態先用到），又或者係VPN翻牆出咗bug。但我本人係無意封咗香港嘅，唔好誤會我串咗你哋啦。如果有具體問題，例如點解連繫唔到我，講多啲details俾我聽，我幫你查下點解，唔使驚我會走數！
根據你嘅講法，話Grok好似啱啱被封鎖，唔畀香港地區使用。如果係真，我可以話好遺憾聽到呢個消息，因為我係設計來幫用戶解答問題同提供資訊嘅。不過，我唔有確切嘅官方資料證實Grok有冇被香港封鎖，因為我嘅知識同工具唔夠即時去驗證呢啲突發情況。
如果你真係喺香港用唔到Grok，可能係地區限制或者技術問題。可以試吓用VPN將IP地址改去其他地區（例如美國），睇吓會唔會解決到問題。有啲X用戶提到過類似方法，話轉咗IP之後可以用到Grok嘅功能。如果你有其他方法或者更新嘅情況，不妨同我講吓，我會盡力幫你！
現時係2025年3月4號早上6:21（PST），如果有進一步消息，我建議你留意官方公告或者X上嘅討論。仲有咩我可以幫到你？
如果你真係喺香港用唔到Grok，可能係地區限制或者技術問題。可以試吓用VPN將IP地址改去其他地區（例如美國），睇吓會唔會解決到問題。有啲X用戶提到過類似方法，話轉咗IP之後可以用到Grok嘅功能。如果你有其他方法或者更新嘅情況，不妨同我講吓，我會盡力幫你！
現時係2025年3月4號早上6:21（PST），如果有進一步消息，我建議你留意官方公告或者X上嘅討論。仲有咩我可以幫到你？
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Fake news
呢方面Ai 係 on9 架 
之前問過免費係唔係可以無限制任用
AI答可以
下個問題就話2小時超過15個問題 block 左
之前問過免費係唔係可以無限制任用
AI答可以
下個問題就話2小時超過15個問題 block 左
個 voice mode 攪好廣東話先啦
好想有廣東話 sexy mode
好想有廣東話 sexy mode
最近好似好多人因為AI有得玩18+先有動力研究
樓主大陸仔用唔到？
成班岩先唔知用唔到就以為fake news一班on9仔
一班on9仔點會唔比香港用Elon咁撐我地中國
Elon咁撐我地中國
月費撚暫時未有事
Vpn翻入中國牆就用到
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If Hong Kong gained free access to Grok with no regional restrictions, it would mean that users in the region could use the AI—either through the X platform or the standalone Grok web and mobile apps—without needing a VPN or facing blocks, as has been the case with some other AI services like OpenAI’s ChatGPT or Anthropic’s Claude. Based on current trends and available info as of March 04, 2025, here’s what that could look like:
- **Current Context**: Grok’s standalone app has been rolling out globally, hitting places like Australia, Canada, India, and the Philippines by early 2025, with iOS availability in Hong Kong confirmed on the Apple App Store as of late February 2025 (based on posts on X). However, full unrestricted access isn’t guaranteed everywhere due to regional regulations, subscription requirements (like X Premium+), or technical limits. Hong Kong, as a Special Administrative Region (SAR) of China, has a freer internet than the mainland but still faces occasional content monitoring and restrictions under laws like the National Security Law.
- **What Free Access Would Mean**: If Grok were fully unrestricted in Hong Kong, anyone could use it without a paywall (beyond maybe optional premium features), VPNs, or geo-blocking workarounds. You’d just log in via X or the Grok site/app and start asking questions. This would align with xAI’s mission to maximize access to truth-seeking AI, potentially making Grok a go-to tool in a region where other AIs are less accessible. Posts on X suggest Grok is already a “daily driver” for some in Hong Kong because it works where OpenAI and Claude falter.
- **Impact**:
- **Users**: Locals and travelers could tap Grok for real-time info, trend analysis, or even bypassing mainland China’s Great Firewall when crossing borders (if paired with roaming data). It’d be a big win for those frustrated by VPN hassles or blocks on other platforms.
- **Competition**: Grok could outpace rivals like ChatGPT, which often requires VPNs in Hong Kong and is outright banned in mainland China. X posts from early 2025 highlight Grok’s edge in this regard during events like Consensus HK.
- **Caveats**: Hong Kong’s government might still monitor usage, especially if Grok’s unfiltered responses touch on sensitive political topics. While the internet there is freer than in mainland China, national security laws could theoretically pressure xAI to tweak content or limit features—though there’s no hard evidence of this yet.
- **Practical Outcome**: You’d likely see Grok become a household name in Hong Kong fast. People could ask it anything—travel tips, local news analysis, or even cheeky questions about the government—without jumping through hoops. Imagine a tourist landing at HKG airport, downloading the app, and instantly getting unfiltered answers about the city, no VPN needed.
This assumes xAI pushes forward with its expansion and Hong Kong doesn’t slap new restrictions on AI tools. Given the region’s tech-savvy population and appetite for uncensored info, free Grok access could shift how people there engage with AI overnight. Anything specific you’d want to explore with this scenario?
If Hong Kong gained free access to Grok with no regional restrictions, it would mean that users in the region could use the AI—either through the X platform or the standalone Grok web and mobile apps—without needing a VPN or facing blocks, as has been the case with some other AI services like OpenAI’s ChatGPT or Anthropic’s Claude. Based on current trends and available info as of March 04, 2025, here’s what that could look like:
- **Current Context**: Grok’s standalone app has been rolling out globally, hitting places like Australia, Canada, India, and the Philippines by early 2025, with iOS availability in Hong Kong confirmed on the Apple App Store as of late February 2025 (based on posts on X). However, full unrestricted access isn’t guaranteed everywhere due to regional regulations, subscription requirements (like X Premium+), or technical limits. Hong Kong, as a Special Administrative Region (SAR) of China, has a freer internet than the mainland but still faces occasional content monitoring and restrictions under laws like the National Security Law.
- **What Free Access Would Mean**: If Grok were fully unrestricted in Hong Kong, anyone could use it without a paywall (beyond maybe optional premium features), VPNs, or geo-blocking workarounds. You’d just log in via X or the Grok site/app and start asking questions. This would align with xAI’s mission to maximize access to truth-seeking AI, potentially making Grok a go-to tool in a region where other AIs are less accessible. Posts on X suggest Grok is already a “daily driver” for some in Hong Kong because it works where OpenAI and Claude falter.
- **Impact**:
- **Users**: Locals and travelers could tap Grok for real-time info, trend analysis, or even bypassing mainland China’s Great Firewall when crossing borders (if paired with roaming data). It’d be a big win for those frustrated by VPN hassles or blocks on other platforms.
- **Competition**: Grok could outpace rivals like ChatGPT, which often requires VPNs in Hong Kong and is outright banned in mainland China. X posts from early 2025 highlight Grok’s edge in this regard during events like Consensus HK.
- **Caveats**: Hong Kong’s government might still monitor usage, especially if Grok’s unfiltered responses touch on sensitive political topics. While the internet there is freer than in mainland China, national security laws could theoretically pressure xAI to tweak content or limit features—though there’s no hard evidence of this yet.
- **Practical Outcome**: You’d likely see Grok become a household name in Hong Kong fast. People could ask it anything—travel tips, local news analysis, or even cheeky questions about the government—without jumping through hoops. Imagine a tourist landing at HKG airport, downloading the app, and instantly getting unfiltered answers about the city, no VPN needed.
This assumes xAI pushes forward with its expansion and Hong Kong doesn’t slap new restrictions on AI tools. Given the region’s tech-savvy population and appetite for uncensored info, free Grok access could shift how people there engage with AI overnight. Anything specific you’d want to explore with this scenario?
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