Chinese megacorp Tencent is shutting down one of its services that allows China-based gamers access to overseas platforms to play online games. The service in question is an app that allows users to improve their internet speed to access games from overseas, as local internet speeds often do not provide a stable enough connection to play. Tencent first launched the app in 2018 and other Chi…
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