On multiple sites I am getting redirected to http://t1.dyndns-at-home.com/

I mean, I understand they are blocking stuff, but redirecting to a cheap dynamic DNS service ??

I shouldnt be surprised by the lack of professionalism any more but really ??

Anyone else.. Dont want to lists the sites as dont want to cause problems.

I've seen that site several times myself since yesterday. One site I was being redirected from was the Hotspot Shield (vpn) download page. I can't remember what else but they were just ordinary sites.

hijacked DNS ..

But this is TOT blocking sites.. Of this I am 99% sure (its happening very often with asian political bloggers etc also Adultfriendfinder, VPNs, etc etc) So this is TOT censoring.

But it just seems crazy they are using a cheapie home Dynamic DNS I mean.. <deleted> ??

Not hijacked at all. For PR purposes, the government website is redirecting it to this dns server. But, cough cough, you don't have to see that site at all.

Just posted under a new topic. Every morning I do the Daily Mail Sudoku puzzle. On Monday the Mail was blocked by MICT. On Tuesday I get http://t1.dyndns-at-home.com/ .

Today I can access any page I want on the Mail site EXCEPT my Coffee Break page with Sudoku. Is there a way round it? I'm getting withdrawal symptoms.

Easy way round it..

Easy way round it..

Do tell.

Or use the /ushome link, rather than the simple dailymail.co.uk...or use the ip address instead.

People (LivinLOS you should know better).

Please read this thread http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/334588-proxies-vpn-and-other-information/ particularly the section on using VPN, proxy etc to bypass government blocks.

Please do not discuss such activities on the open forum.

Just confirming, there are new blocks on ToT.

Pages that I could watch last week are now block.

True users get the same picture just under a different address.

Its all part of the current situation and one of the near future plans is a centralised internet censorship adminstration to be built up (as described in other threads/news).