Businesses using self-hosted private DNS servers or with DNS over HTTPS (DoH) enabled in the browser settings will also not be affected by the DNS redirect.

thks bro
i followed this simple setting,
i regained access on 1.1.1.1, just like before

Their readiness level is probably on the level of Indonesia judging by the DoT and DoH block stuff so they can keep adding thousands of DNS addresses to ban as long as they can find them online.

I wouldn't count on them letting up on enforcement at least for the next year or so. With the upcoming social media licensing, kill switch and potentially needing to ban big socmed platforms that don't comply. They can't have people trivializing that by just using different DNS providers.

This whole thing with doing it region by region is also probably to catch alternatives and close the hole as much as possible.

'Tutup mata sebelah' style Malaysian internet is basically dead unless September 30th and beyond proves otherwise.

fuiyor, all kena one shot.
Penang has fallen.
Seremban has fallen.
PJ has fallen.
Soviet Sarawak not spared.
JB. JB? Do you copy?

but for me is not affected at all, i still can using all blocked DOH dns

Hi! I created this petition and will be heading for the Monday meeting.

The coming kill switch should be viraled on socmed next to show that this isn't the end of it. That also should bantah all the way.

I’ll still be talking to MCMC since they did help me in the past (Minister Fahmi filed a legal request on my behalf to Meta to remove someone who was yapping too much about his so called ethnic privilege) and I would like to meet them personally.

I think that this is a continuation of that help, but I think maybe it’s too arrogant to say that that’s the case - I want to understand why they did this, though, so I will talk to them tomorrow.

Like the others said, it's just that: a kill switch. If at any time government deems online spread of information is disadvantageous to them or can 'threaten national security', they can simply switch off the internet.

Granted, there are 2 versions of this kill switch that we've heard of: some outlets report it as a 'social media killswitch' and some report it as 'internet kill switch.'

Both are obviously extremely damaging to the entire country. No situation justifies turning off access to information or the internet as a whole in 2024.

With all of this going on, gonna ask a quick question here...

Will things like starlink mitigate interruptions like this? Or legislation will get over this?

Update (after 2weeks):

* no drop of speed for my 2Gbps speed
* no drop issue has been found at the moment
* all good now after TM technician made special configuration for the Black D-LiNK Combo Box

Is there any limitation from my side? Maybe the LAN cable I'm using? My router supports up to 2.5Gbps

Yup, 2.5G port for WAN. Connected using LAN cable to my PC. But I think the limitation is with my network interface card on my PC. The max can go 1Gbps.

Yeah, so technically if i change my network interface card on pc to a higher speed model, theoretically I can get more than 940Mbps on the speed test right?

Means i need to buy a 2.5Gbps network interface card

I think my router is OK dy. It supports 2.5Gbps