ObviousGhost
Casual Member
They are blocking change . org for me too. Quite a few websites are unnecessarily blocked by Three, seemingly every archery site is blocked by them as well.
Of course the Internet Archive is blocked, you might end up looking at archived grumble pictures from 1998...I had had mine removed with Smarty as I wanted to look at web achieve and was blocked because of the censored![]()
Virgin is also like this, it supprised me there was no verification needed. Lebara use Yoti face scanning which is quite creepy!!I found this when I was with Three until recently. For my first few months, I didn't bother to get the "adult" filter removed as I don't want to visit "adult" sites, but I found it was blocking various random things and causing sporadic connection problems like the ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR mentioned above. Eventually, I used the automated credit card method to get it taken off.
It seemed odd that it was in place in the first place, given that you have to be 18+ to take out a contract, and even odder that you have to use a credit card to get it taken off. My current provider, Voxi, has a setting in the control panel with no credit card or ID required to disable the block.
agreed, im on a business plan and theres no option but to phone them which is super awkward. Also, they're doing a system upgrade for their business customers so no one can do anything account related such as the latter until Monday.Just get it turned off. I didn't do it for a while because I don't want to visit porn sites, and I didn't want to phone someone up and say "hi, can you unblock the porn" because it's embarrassing. But given that whatever filtering they have in place is causing all sorts of other problems, and the poster above says it can be done via live chat, there doesn't seem to be any reason for an individual user over 18 to keep the block in place.
I'm gonna blame Google on this one. Don't care about "filthy" IPs. We're a zillion people behind a CGNAT, same with Vodafone.The other problem I used to have endlessly with Three was CAPTCHAs, primarily on Google. About 50% of the time when I searched for something, I'd have to go through the process of clicking all the fire hydrants or whatever. They must be using some absolutely filthy IPs from somewhere, or their filtering is making the connection look dodgy from Google's side. On Voda, I've not had the issue at all.
Yeah, I've had lots of captchas on various mobile networks due to the CG-NAT. From memory, I don't think it happens (or happens as much) if you're logged into a Google account, but I appreciate not everyone wants to do that.I'm gonna blame Google on this one. Don't care about "filthy" IPs. We're a zillion people behind a CGNAT, same with Vodafone.
Many times I'm just in need of a quick google search, but have to complete their fsckin captchas instead. Hope OpenAI eats them alive.