Another website blocked by the ministry of ICT...

[bkknow]

I just tried to visit dailymail.co.uk to read a health article that someone shared with me but unfortunately it's been blocked by the ICT department.

Is it me or is the list of inaccesible websites getting rather large....

[impulse]

Daily Mail has been blocked for a long time.

[Lite Beer]

Blocked months ago over a dodgy article.

[snottgoblin]

Nothing is blocked if you use the correct browsers !!!!

Seek and ye shall find on top of yonder hills the browser to solve your ills.

Below is a cryptic clue,I am not advocating breaking the law you know.

(Southwest English) a prominent rock or heap of rocks, esp on a hill.

Google the clue then you'll know what to do.

Edited January 19, 2015 by snottgoblin

[Crossy]

Nice one snotty

Just a reminder about the forum rules:-

4) You will not not discuss methods of bypassing blocking of websites, or circumventing any censorship of the internet or other communications by lawful authorities.

[lostinisaan]

Nice one snotty

Just a reminder about the forum rules:-

4) You will not not discuss methods of bypassing blocking of websites, or circumventing any censorship of the internet or other communications by lawful authorities.

Plus not offering any advice how to use a program to have an IP address from let's say the Bahamas. It's forbidden and we should respect their decisions.

[SoiBiker]

I think the Mail was the first one on the list.

Can't say I miss it.

[Somtamnication]

The OP must not have been visiting the site all these months, to just find out it's blocked.

When one is stressed and frustrated, relax with a bit of Zen, mate.

[Crossy]

Nice one snotty

Just a reminder about the forum rules:-

4) You will not not discuss methods of bypassing blocking of websites, or circumventing any censorship of the internet or other communications by lawful authorities.

Plus not offering any advice how to use a program to have an IP address from let's say the Bahamas. It's forbidden and we should respect their decisions.

Actually there's nothing in the forum rules to say that. You can discuss pretending to be where you like using a proxy or VPN or other means, it's discussion of means to bypass government blocks which is prohibited.

[gk10002000]

I am not sure it is breaking the law to visit blocked websites.

[falang07]

Hola!

[KhunBENQ]

Another dailymail blocking thread. One should do the counting

[BKKdreaming]

is there a list of blocked websites ?

[Somtamnication]

We can ask the ICT to block THIS thread.