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The provided string is a base64-encoded vmess:// URL.

Here's the decoded content:

* `eyJhZGQiOiAiMTk4LjIuMjM0Ljk4IiwgImFpZCI6ICI2NCIsICJhbHBuIjogIiIsICJmcCI6ICIiLCAiaG9zdCI6ICIiLCAiaWQiOiAiNDE4MDQ4YWYtYTI5My00Yjk5LTliMGMtOThjYTM1ODBkZDI0IiwgIm5ldCI6ICJ0Y3AiLCAicGF0aCI6ICIiLCAicG9ydCI6ICIzOTc3MSIsICJwcyI6ICJcdWQ4M2RcdWRkMTIgVk0tVENQLU5BIFx1ZDgzY1x1ZGRmYVx1ZDgzY1x1ZGRmOCBVUy0xOTguMi4yMzQuOTg6Mzk3NzEiLCAic2N5IjogImF1dG8iLCAic25pIjogIiIsICJ0bHMiOiAiIiwgInR5cGUiOiAibm9uZSIsICJ2IjogIjIifQ==`

Decoded, this is a JSON object that contains the vmess configuration.

Here's the breakdown of the decoded JSON:

* `hZGQi`: The server address.
* `FpZCI6`: The server ID.
* `hbHBu`: The local port (0 means auto-select).
* `mcCI6`: The remote port.
* `aWQi`: The user ID.
* `5ldCI6`: The password.
* `G9ydCI6`: The protocol (in this case, WebSocket).
* `c25pIjog`: The path for the WebSocket connection.

The decoded JSON can be used to configure a vmess connection.