Your DNS trick cannot defeat BGP.

You need Anime4000 method where someone else provide him IP Transit to bypass that.
Or just VPN

The conspiracy-tard in me doesn't think it's a coincidence that these "free upgrades" are being given out just as they're imposing more tighter controls to block public access to sites that would traditionally consume a lot of bandwidth lol.

Currently TM's BGP has fully blocked those?

So no matter what DNS I use currently I can't access any of these, only way to access it is to let BGP route my traffic via non TM's gateway/IP correct?

Ah does this means that AWS trick won't work for this then?

Ah does this means that AWS trick won't work for this then?

They are using Imperva for their website.
No way they can do the same for DNS server,

DNS job is to just resolve domain name into IP.

dns.google resolves to 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4

Both IP addresses are hijacked on BGP level.

Just VPN, it's easier.

Ah does this means that AWS trick won't work for this then?

I thought a few reported that this method doesn't work anymore?

It works. They are just sending your requests that are meant to reach well known DNS server (identified by IP address) to their server instead.

In AWS you will get dynamic IP address and they will not be able to ban since you can easily switch to different IP and life continues as usual, but this is just not practical to do for personal service.

No, that AWS trick is just sorting out the DNS resolve part.

But, the IP itself is hijacked on BGP now.

You can't bypass that without the use of a VPN.

I just received this sms:

"Hi. Do you know we've upgraded your account xxx@unifi to a higher speed for FREE? Your profile will be updated soon. Enjoy your new speed!"

This legit?

I am not aware Unifi is offering free upgrade recently. I can't test coz not at home at the moment.

received the same sms but no change in speed or plan name.

Won't work.
See blacktubi answer.

But unless your job requires access to dns.google or one.one.one.one, I won't be too into it.
But here's the thing, I am sensing the government is trying to break the internet slowly.
Someday they will break all the VPN.

EDIT:
Clarification:
Amazon can bypass DNS block.
Amazon won't bypass BGP hijack.

I thought my joke was pretty funny ;(

same, back home only test the speed

but then unifi website super lousy, keep login and said cannot retrieve my account info, please try again later

DNS poisoning is ISP work
SSL hijacking from gomen is a very serious act of cyber security

DNS poisoning is ISP work
SSL hijacking from gomen is a very serious act of cyber security

i am making sure every transaction i query go through SSL tunnels
monitoring via tcpdump

[2.7.2-RELEASE][root@office.internal]/root: traceroute 8.8.8.8
traceroute to 8.8.8.8 (8.8.8.8), 64 hops max, 40 byte packets
1  180.75.19.254 (180.75.19.254)  19.390 ms  1.148 ms  4.002 ms
2  10.55.51.29 (10.55.51.29)  7.584 ms * *
3  10.55.52.54 (10.55.52.54)  6.120 ms
    10.55.52.90 (10.55.52.90)  7.401 ms
    10.55.52.54 (10.55.52.54)  7.571 ms
4  10.19.129.65 (10.19.129.65)  29.452 ms  29.680 ms  30.643 ms
5  dns.google (8.8.8.8)  7.272 ms  9.369 ms  27.925 ms

[2.7.2-RELEASE][root@office.internal]/root: traceroute 8.8.8.8
traceroute to 8.8.8.8 (8.8.8.8), 64 hops max, 40 byte packets
1  172.16.245.1 (172.16.245.1)  5.878 ms  3.512 ms  4.023 ms
2 * * *
3  103.2.80.9 (103.2.80.9)  4.302 ms  4.792 ms  3.939 ms
4  google.myix.my (218.100.44.92)  4.025 ms  12.943 ms  3.374 ms
5  192.178.98.231 (192.178.98.231)  8.419 ms
    192.178.99.63 (192.178.99.63)  4.364 ms
    192.178.98.151 (192.178.98.151)  5.334 ms
6  72.14.234.89 (72.14.234.89)  6.079 ms
    216.239.48.121 (216.239.48.121)  5.579 ms
    142.250.56.103 (142.250.56.103)  4.283 ms
7  dns.google (8.8.8.8)  3.421 ms  5.332 ms  3.625 ms

If your router has Wireguard support, just WG join

because DNS only can be access via Wireguard

Are you out of contract already? Maybe these so called free upgrades have some small print stating you’ll be tied to a new contract.