probably cyberjaya, putrajaya are affected now.
mine address is puchong, but the tm box said 'cyber'

So you are now affected.

How did you avoid the blocking?

use other dns service.
anyway, i will not keep posting dns servers that i use, the less people know, the longer it can survive.
but hey feel free to use dns server on my sig (for people who are totally lost)

Kidah affected, all browsers on my phone didn't work last night (DoH), bilibili not accessible on TV box (plain dns).

Plain dns still works? Tm nut doesn't intercept all?

When did it first start to be affected? Yesterday?

Past midnight, tried to use the browser around 2 am, no go.

sigh...
on maxis mobile internet

manual dig pornhub.com
@1.1.1.1 hijacked
@8.8.8.8 hijacked
@9.9.9.9 hijacked

so much for MSC charter

Quad9 also affected now?

Quad9 also affected now?

openvpn also kena.
if someone found a loophole, keep it for yourself. i dont think TM will stop at here.

i dont think it will be secret or can be kept secret for long. Some may share some not but eitehr way since enforcement is here they will rat it out until either side breaks.

Well heres what we do know, some isp you can still bypass stuf with the dot settings, dns etc etc etc, while some others cant. VPN is an option albeit we  may need to pay for it. good time for VPN companies eh.

Annoyingly kena blanket censorship of what they deem right and wrong tu yg x tahan.

i dont think it will be secret or can be kept secret for long. Some may share some not but eitehr way since enforcement is here they will rat it out until either side breaks.

Well heres what we do know, some isp you can still bypass stuf with the dot settings, dns etc etc etc, while some others cant. VPN is an option albeit we  may need to pay for it. good time for VPN companies eh.

Annoyingly kena blanket censorship of what they deem right and wrong tu yg x tahan.

If your country has hijacked Cloudflare (1.1.1.1) and Google DNS (8.8.8.8), here are some alternative DNS services you can try:

    OpenDNS by Cisco
        Primary DNS: 208.67.222.222
        Secondary DNS: 208.67.220.220

    Quad9
        Primary DNS: 9.9.9.9
        Secondary DNS: 149.112.112.112

    AdGuard DNS
        Primary DNS: 94.140.14.14
        Secondary DNS: 94.140.15.15

    Comodo Secure DNS
        Primary DNS: 8.26.56.26
        Secondary DNS: 8.20.247.20

    CleanBrowsing
        Family Filter DNS: 185.228.168.168
        Adult Filter DNS: 185.228.168.10
        Security Filter DNS: 185.228.168.9

    Yandex.DNS
        Basic: 77.88.8.8
        Safe: 77.88.8.88
        Family: 77.88.8.7

    Verisign Public DNS
        Primary DNS: 64.6.64.6
        Secondary DNS: 64.6.65.6

    Neustar UltraDNS Public
        Primary DNS: 156.154.70.1
        Secondary DNS: 156.154.71.1

In environments where DNS hijacking is a concern, you might want to consider using DNS over HTTPS (DoH) or DNS over TLS (DoT) to encrypt your DNS queries, preventing interception or tampering. Some of the services listed above, like Cloudflare and Google, support these protocols, and others might as well. However, you should check each service's documentation for details.

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Thanks to ChatGPT.

so VPN the only solution?

on a long run, ie change of gov, i do wonder if they will still uphold all these policies. since i think(may be wrong) it has some financial impacts since isp's have to do extra stuff ecte tc.

will we see a these censorships dropped?only time and next GE will telll la kot haha