There was a misunderstanding here. I meant the significance of them just switching on HTTPS on their hijacker servers. I already know why this DNS block is bad.

Like another forumer here, I draw the line at a government that tells ISP to hijack DNS that is NOT theirs.
Yeah, that's why I mentioned I was confused, especially since it doesn't change anything for the end user.

Ya, and not just their DNS, Cloudflare's website, https://cloudflare.com, is still going to TM's DNS server.

Why in the world did TM hijack their webpage?

Casino Site under .gov.my TLD?

can open Artstation.com with VPN not use DNS.

Currently using this router too
Plan to change
Is TP-link router will be better?

In this case can we ask MCMC to block ads domains as well? They contain a lot of scams.

Haha okay,  thats truly interesting

Currently on my celcom digi, it's blocked, not sure about unifi if they block it back again

By now, you all should be familiar with 175.139.142.25 which is Murray Hunter's house. 

Just found this site. Not sure if this helps if you want to know dns resolving speeds from your area. I disabled iCloud Private relay before doing the test

https://dnsspeedtest.online/

Jangan fitnah wei. Tindakan kami murni...

Not sure if they are still going for public consultation or witch hunt?

Maklumat palsu? We got lotta evidence online and real world, apa pula berita palsu. Even Fahmi himselves also replied about artstation block at twitter/x. The IP hijack affected Cloudflare Dashboard site too.

Under the presumption of innocence, the legal burden of proof is thus on the prosecution, which must present compelling evidence to the trier of fact.

https://family.cloudflare-dns.com/dns-query also got blocked yesterday.

The statement provided by MCMC doesn't seem to hold water.

Though I must correct my mistake of confusing the mcmc.redirect notation from some testing. Apparently the ISPs are hijacking the third party DNS IP address and redirecting the DNS request to their own DNS server instead of MCMC DNS (No such thing on MCMC DNS server).

Some websites to be ‘quarantined’

PETALING JAYA: The Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) says it is planning to “quarantine” rather than block websites with only a small amount of prohibited content.

While quarantined, the websites will remain inaccessible, but access will be restored once the offence is rectified, without the need to file a formal appeal.

apologies fellow seniors, been following the thread, but still having issues on understanding the best way to navigate this, please do enlighten me if im wrong yah,

used cloudflare dns, can access dns.google & tested prawn hub does load, one jp website always returns with 403
removed cloudflare dns, can access dns.google & test prawn hub doesn't load, one jp website always return with 403,

if this the case, am i being blocked or not?

not too sure on what would be best option for me, as my mother loves to watch hokkien drama from TW, tested alot paid vpn don't really work, except PIA, so subscribed, and also saw alot seniors here recommending paid dns, so not too sure which option is the best for my family,

will cont subscribing pia in long term to get cheaper discount and applied it across on router settings will be a better options? or focus on paid dns solution will be a better bet?

apologies, if these has been answered before, part of aging, felt tech these days are very hard to catchup.

If those morons ever pull the “protect the children” card, counter them with the famous Adolf Hitler quote and ask them if PM/Fahmi/Speaker has plans to be the next Hitler?

Maybe now even less, as most uncle aunties are complaining that TM do not want to repair their copper landline anymore. Either you force to migrate to rm89 unifi to maintain your landline or subscribe their unifi mobile.