UK telecom EE blocks archive.org
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UK telecom EE blocks archive.org
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#5These ISP level “security filters” have been a thing in Turkey since 2011. They are optional but they always try to trick people into enabling them. There’s even safe internet day(5th February), they send you an SMS with a link to instantly enable filters to celebrate internet safety day.
What I find weird though, not all sites are blocked equally. Some are on DNS level and simply using something like Google DNS removes the blocking, others are blocked on IP level and only VPN can help. There’s no consistency between the ISP on site blocking methods.
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#6That archive.org, a place to archive essentially any content , gets flagged as potentially 18+ or some other content warning is not really surprising.
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#7I am doing my part, by telling everyone I can to boycott everything on the internet.
See you all.
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#8"Even" Reddit (which, to be fair, does include actual porn) is blocked on at least some networks unless you unlock the account.
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#9I’m just sad to watch the world following Turkey’s steps on Internet control. These ISP level “security filters” have been a thing in Turkey since 2011. They are optional but they always try to trick people into enabling them. There’s even safe internet day(5th February), they send you an SMS with a link to instantly enable filters to celebrate internet safety day. What I find weird though, not all sites are blocked…
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#10EU blocked rt.com. I'm no fan of russian aggresssion, yet don't want my internet access censored.