So how can everyone else get that "fix"?

I can't stop arbitrary IP address even if I'm the admin.

can share what is the special configuration used? am trying to get the technician to fix the speed drop issue for few times already but the tm team assigned doesn't seem to have any other solution atm. tq

MCMC dog sh!t event updates:
tldr: It's propaganda garbage forum, template msg, panels do not have any technical background.
https://x.com/khairizulfadhli/status/1832779318897901918

https://xcancel.com/khairizulfadhli/status/...779318897901918

If you no sign up for x.

Demmmmm

urrrghhh.... just realised that Android is using DoT, so it will be vulnerable to TM's hijacking.

iOS is using DoH GET, so it's working.

Actually, Android Private DNS does support DoH

Problem: it only supports well known servers

those well known servers? Cloudflare and Google only
Never heard any more updates after that

https://security.googleblog.com/2022/07/dns...in-android.html

I personally just use a client like Nebulo or RethinkDNS

waste of people's money to hold such garbage

Nah, they just wanna having a event/party, and also a show, I guess?

Can share what special configuration they did for the Black D-Link Combo Box?

read that earlier. i would imagine it already grown since 2022.

at least attender got cookies in the end lol

nice event to burnt tax payer money.

Nvm, such move will only drive people to hate them more.



This post has been edited by BladeRider88: Sep 9 2024, 03:33 PM

There is no way to test this.It base on experience and feeling.

so basically just anggar anggar?

well website loads almost instantly, no stutter or lag loading youtube, gaming seems fine. so seems ok lah

As i mentioned the feeling is heaven and earth. You will notice it immediately when you know what to look.
Just by loading lowyat.net you can see feel the different.


Different dns you will notice different loading time. Heck even ipv4 and ipv6 you will notice it. That is why i stop using ipv6.

This post has been edited by OlgaC4: Sep 9 2024, 03:47 PM

I'm getting 147.158.XX recently. Don't have routing issues for now

You are from Johor right?
JB area already distributed this IP prefix for 2-3 years for most users.

So far i only see JB have this IP prefix. Looks like it is separate from the big pool from others region.

This post has been edited by go626201: Sep 9 2024, 04:09 PM

Hi all, it was nice to see some of you today! No selfies featuring other individuals (some stakeholders include PDRM officials from Bukit Aman, Securities Commission, members of the Entrepreneur community and Open Source community, and members of MCMC), but here's one featuring me.



Interesting session overall.

Learned a little bit about MCMC's thinking today at the MCMC Dialogue Session. Minister Fahmi himself didn't come, but we did have a few people led by Datuk Mohamed Sulaiman Sultan Suhaibuddeen, Chief Network Security Officer at MCMC who were kind enough to share their thoughts.

Here are some of the things that we discussed.

1. DNS Redirection: We received a technical overview of DNS Redirection and how it helps block harmful content like online scams and illegal sites. A good bit of this is on my petition.

2. Protecting the Malaysian People and Recent Problems: MCMC talked about the existing internet blocking regime and the principles that underpin it, noting that this blocking took part as part of an initiative to protect Malaysian users, to protect consumers, to protect the vulnerable groups, noting that MCMC has been undertaking access restriction measures to block access to harmful and malicious websites and highlighting that it had blocked 24277 websites since August 2018.

Link: https://www.change.org/p/oppose-the-malaysi...edirection-plan

MCMC talked about the existing internet blocking regime and the principles that underpin it, noting that this blocking took part as part of an initiative to protect Malaysian users, to protect consumers, to protect the vulnerable groups, noting that MCMC has been undertaking access restriction measures to block access to harmful and malicious websites and highlighting that it had blocked 24277 websites since August 2018, comprising Gambling (39%), Pornography/Obscene Content (31%), Copyright Infringement (14%), Prostitution (2%), Unlawful Investments/Scams (2%) and Other Harmful Sites (12%).



MCMC acknowledged the recent issues with redirection etc, noting that MCMC had only asked ISPs to enforce existing internet restrictions more effectively, noting the recent challenges that some users faced with TIME and etc were due to individual ISP implementations, not the overall system itself. MCMC clarified that the core issue lies in how some ISPs applied the DNS redirection, which resulted in disruptions for users.


3. Existing Initiatives:


MCMC talked about some of its existing education initiatives, but asked if this was sufficient as it engaged the audience for suggestions while fielding criticisms about its approach on a variety of different fronts during Q&A; my contribution was to note that the engagement session proposed was quite last minute, to highlight that people thought that this negotiation was in bad faith to a degree, and to note that a discussion of such far-reaching impact and scope is something that should be discussed in Malaysian Parliament as well. MCMC seemed to take this well, but we'd have to see.






4. Miscellaneous:

Interesting points about Malaysian society and good questions from the floor about privacy, about issues with the implementation and how this breaks with respect to IoT, DNS Hijacking, and other things along the way. MCMC also noted that it is looking to expand public engagement, making sure that everyone from tech experts to everyday users understands the policies and has a chance to give feedback.


Overall:

It was a good session - a very conversational one. I hope MCMC is serious about public engagement, because that's what I think the Malaysian public deserves.

Good questions from the floor about privacy, about issues with the implementation and how this breaks with respect to IoT, DNS Hijacking, and other things along the way!