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On 6/22/2018 at 4:54 PM, Daedroth said:

No, changing your DNS will not allow you to bypass your IPS's filtering.

That depends on how the ISP has implemented the filtering. Singapore has a large number of sites blocked (adult, gambling) but are accessible with a change in DNS.

Hello,

 

I did not see a reply to my earlier question, so I am going to ask it again:

 

          Did you ask your Internet provider if they are blocking the site?

 

This seems like a simple enough question to ask, followed by something along the lines of:

 

          Well, I am a paying customer and wish to visit this site.  Please unblock it now.

 

Do not be embarrassed to contact your Internet provider because the site(s) you are trying to visit contain pornography, gambling or other topics to which some people might object.  You are just one more caller to the technical support department and the technician you will speak with is far more interested in finishing up the call and taking the next one than anything else.

 

Now, if it turns out they are blocking the site(s), and it is the result of some government action, you are a bit more limited.  You can find out if there is a party which opposes government Internet filtering, vote for them, and encourage your friends and family to vote for that party as well.  And, encourage them to encourage others as well.  That is how movements change things.  They start off small at first and can grow over over time.

 

Regards,

 

Aryeh Goretsky

 

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