One! = The only one? Registry of banned sites
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Today, my wife complained that her favorite site (women's forum. I think its address is not significant) has not opened for 3-4 days.
But it opens from the phone (3G Beeline), incl. If the phone is used as an access point.
Provider DOM.ru Omsk.
Deciding, therefore, that the matter is not in the computer, I already went out of habit (who would have thought that such a habit would appear!) To the registry site .
Received the answer "does not appear".
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I contact support, and the girl tells me that, in addition to the federal registry of prohibited sites, there is a mechanism for blocking sites by decision of the prosecutor’s office and the courts of individual cities. And the desired site is blocked by the provider for precisely this reason.
She was not able to answer the question: “In which city is the order issued?”, As well as the question “Where can I see this order?”
Search in Google by domain + "court decision / prosecutor's office / ban" did not give anything.
That the wife was happy, put a plugin for chrome on the link from the comment .
Probably the best solution "for dummies."
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But the questions remained! If this is true:
Update : Thanks to Temych for the link with other registries and lists! As well as a service to check the availability of any resource.
Update 2 : Service from Beeline to check the resource.
Today, my wife complained that her favorite site (women's forum. I think its address is not significant) has not opened for 3-4 days.
But it opens from the phone (3G Beeline), incl. If the phone is used as an access point.
Provider DOM.ru Omsk.
Deciding, therefore, that the matter is not in the computer, I already went out of habit (who would have thought that such a habit would appear!) To the registry site .
Received the answer "does not appear".
Looked FAQ
How to find out the reason for which access to a resource is limited if it is not listed in the registry?
Answer:
You can find out the reasons for the lack of access to the information resource from your hosting provider, your service provider.
I contact support, and the girl tells me that, in addition to the federal registry of prohibited sites, there is a mechanism for blocking sites by decision of the prosecutor’s office and the courts of individual cities. And the desired site is blocked by the provider for precisely this reason.
She was not able to answer the question: “In which city is the order issued?”, As well as the question “Where can I see this order?”
Search in Google by domain + "court decision / prosecutor's office / ban" did not give anything.
That the wife was happy, put a plugin for chrome on the link from the comment .
Probably the best solution "for dummies."
')
But the questions remained! If this is true:
- Is it censored? Or just disgusting?
- Why, then, the "single" registry? And why do partial automation?
- Or is it someone's arbitrariness?
Update : Thanks to Temych for the link with other registries and lists! As well as a service to check the availability of any resource.
Update 2 : Service from Beeline to check the resource.
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/216701/
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