doesn't seem to be related to that, seems on a three connection its stopped from even having the cert from the serverRussia is having to create its own TLS certificates: https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/ne...ls-certificate-authority-to-bypass-sanctions/
Same. Isn't it nice to be protected from the "bad guys" by your ISP.
Why? Have you ever watched it or read news on it? Not everything is black and white in this world. Growing up in what was considered a "warzone" during the troubles, it was interesting to see how events are framed by the different sides. The British news channels compared to the likes of RTE and even US news sources. By actually living it you get to see how much the media dramatize, embellish and in some cases outright lie to make a story out of something, indeed sometimes they don't even report on events!RT shouldn't be accessible for anyone in the UK IMHO. Maybe kicking Russia off the DNS system would be more beneficial?
Just tried on 1p-Mobile, which is EE-based - no problems.It appears RT news has become inaccessible from Three UK citing an "SSL protocol error". Still seems to work for Virgin Media and giffgaff. Wonder if anyone on any other ISP has lost access?
RT shouldn't be accessible for anyone in the UK IMHO. Maybe kicking Russia off the DNS system would be more beneficial?
And instead of ASCII, their systems will be using RUSKIIgentle reminder that .su still works !
On another related note, Russia has been preparing to cut itself off from t'internet and make their own "Runet" for quite a few years now.
I just don't appriciate the fact that the relentless media spinning everything means if you want to keep up with current events then you basically have to trawl multiple news sources to determine for yourself what is fact and what is fiction. Its debilitating and mentaly agonizing to even watch the news today at the best of times.Why? Have you ever watched it or read news on it? Not everything is black and white in this world. Growing up in what was considered a "warzone" during the troubles, it was interesting to see how events are framed by the different sides. The British news channels compared to the likes of RTE and even US news sources. By actually living it you get to see how much the media dramatize, embellish and in some cases outright lie to make a story out of something, indeed sometimes they don't even report on events!
If I don't like something or disagree with it I don't watch it! It's simple, you just stop it or turn it over to something you want to watch. No-one is FORCING you to watch it. Therefore, I can't see why everything should be BANNED for expressing a different view on something.
Ukraine has already tried to kick them off the internet by writing a letter to ICANN, which was rejected by them and not a mention of it in UK media. That to ME is news worthy.
If Three wanted to offer this as an OPT-IN service, then fair enough, but I am big enough and ugly enough to determine what is truth, lies or in the middle all by myself. I don't need YouTube, HM Government or Three to tell me what is "disinformation" or not.
Only Russian journalists who've had enough of lying for Putin on Channel 1 get 15 years in prison for speaking the truth.Has any RT reporter been arrested in the UK, are their any laws against the reporting of the War in the Ukraine as a 'Special Operation' with a 15 year sentence on the statute books.
Well I call that democracy, free speech and healthy debate. People get to air grievance and hopefully things are sorted out before it becomes a problem. (Which is probably why this forum even exists for ISP's) Papering over the cracks and sweeping things under the carpet solve nothing, in fact makes things worse in the long run. You could compile a list of the fiction and lies the BBC have been involved in (Iraq WMD, Bashir, Sir Cliff Richard etc). Can't you see the hypocrisy?!?I just don't appriciate the fact that the relentless media spinning everything means if you want to keep up with current events then you basically have to trawl multiple news sources to determine for yourself what is fact and what is fiction.