It is not about the internet connection here, that is not the problem. The problem is that you have one of your repls violate the TOS. You can read through the docs about the rules and see if your code violates the TOS. Then change it accordingly. You can fork the repl first then make changes.
However, if you are not violating the TOS, you can try forking the repl and see if it still violates TOS. You can contact support.
link for TOS: https://replit.com/site/terms
I don’t know how to do that…
It shows me this
Importance Preface if you are using this at school
Replit is currently experiencing a lot of backlash for allowing students to use proxies to bypass school restrictions. This puts replit in a bad light and causes replit to be banned from schools through no fault of its own. Please respect this
Other than school
Sorry to disappoint you, but the usage of proxies is unadvisable on Replit.
Item 24 of Section 4 of the Replit Terms of Service prohibits:
Use the Service to create a proxy with the purpose of circumventing any firewall or other access control measure
Therefore, Replit is likely to automatically block any Repl containing a proxy, and those that are not blocked automatically may be reported. This does not specifically forbid all proxies, but due to this most proxies are generally taken down.
Additionally, Replit tends to automatically kill any repls that attempt to access HTTP proxies.