Yes DoH + HTTP/3 is the bare minimum to at least counter some of these government "project".

I still have my full blown anti-censorship system online and standby. Just need to pay AWS for IPv4 address and I'm good to go.

Then, the next day, I found the termination option using the same portal but on mobile browser.

Subscribers can locate this menu at myunifi app Support > Tools > Moving Home

** Included info of Service start date + 24month equal to end of contract date.. calculate urself

Disable adblock or any DNS that has this functionality.

I use myunifi app not mobile browser. It will directly to ur account. Not to dashboard as ur above if using browser. I already mentioned myunifi app not visit selfcare page using browser.

I tapped the orange button with the subscription package, then it leads me to this page: https://selfcare.unifi.com.my/service

Try on the mobile browser. I can't reproduce it on desktop browser.

BenYeeHua
If anyone here don't want crippling performance, just stick to Google DNS. Every night your DNS getting cripplied by congestion is no fun.

Looking at your trace, I think you might be the first documented case of last mile congestion.

Since you said upload speed is okay, this aligned with the usage pattern during the evening where people mostly just consume content aka download.

You can easily monitor this because it will be a daily occurrence.

There's nothing you can do to fix this. There's probably nothing a TM staff attending your case can do either.

The solution to last mile congestion is XGSPON / 25GPON / 50GPON and a faster ring network. But according to all the MBA in TM, we don't want fast internet.

If your place have Allo, can give it a try. Reason is, I don't know what kind of congestion you are having. TM have congestion from last mile all the way to the international gateway.

With Allo, it is totally different network from last mile all the way to international gateway, so you cannot possibly hit the same congestion issue.

With other telco on TM infra, you will have the CoS problem with OLT port too. This is where TM only have 2.5gig of bandwidth per port to sell. What they then do is have a Class of Service so higher speed tier get more priority. So if you subscribe to shit tier like 30mbps or 100mbps, you are gonna get throttled badly at the port level itself. If you are like me at top tier 2Gbps, I basically cut queue and have priority access. This is how TM offer their Unifi Ultra plan. The marketing material says they are selling the speed. In reality, they are selling priority service. The port is 2.5gig for many houses to share.

EDIT:
I did follow along in Allo thread just reading stuff but never bother replying. From what I try to understand based on people's description, most of the network downtime is at the ODN / OLT, which is totally different and isolated for different places.

I also suspect it is just one or 2 uplink from the OLT. They might not use a ring network like TM.
Reason being, if they use a ring network, they should have really high uptime.

But all these doesn't matter as long as they don't oversell capacity. Plus they are cheap. When it goes down just stick to your mobile data. I don't believe they are so horrible to go down once a month.

This is not the worst, based on my testing on CGNAT, most IP address has been abusing for brute force attack, many services including Microsoft account, are blocking Malaysia IP to login.
(Aliyun also observed, what's made it worst? SMS is blocked by MCMC, as abuse of SCAM disallow them to SMS customer as TAC code!!! Now only phone call is allowed...)
I wonder when next year, GTA6 released, will we faced again the rockstar's socialclub issues again or not.

SocialClub.rockstargames.com is blocked?, problem is still there for TM Unifi user

Based on my Testing, 175.141.x.x, 180.x.x.x and 60.x.x.x all can get blocked by services for login now, if they doing well, all you need to be facing will be 2FA via phone call only.
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First time login la, if u got cookies proof you are trust client, some of them will open for login, unless you got blocked at the edge server.

just change the register number to your phone number then resubmit again, this work for my friend account . i update the phone number via livechat need verify ic number, and installation address

I went to TM Point to ask for SWU package with 2.5 months left in my current contract. I am using 100 mbps at RM89/month. She acted that she don't know and tried to re-engage the contract with the same price.

Only when I pushed SWU 5.0 for 100 mbps at RM79 with 6 months rebate and Disney Plus, she said can but need to subscribe for Unifi Postpaid at RM39 per month but can cancel after the first month. I tried to get it waived but she is very insistent that it is compulsory.

The 24-month contract can start immediately while the old contract can be terminated without penalty.

Yes, I did sign up to the postpaid and paid RM 39.
I received the sim card on the spot.
Tmr, the contractor will install a new router.
Once the order is completed, I'll make a request to cancel the postpaid plan. I read at Unifi Mobile thread that it is possible to cancel and get refund.
too long. wait for next year

She needs to get your thumprint to proceed with the subscription of the postpaid plan. You will also receive an email from unifi mobile with the bill.
If you want to be extra certain, can just check in live chat but i am fairly if you didn't get any email, she didn't sign up the plan for you.

Then I suspect the state government or local council might has made things easier at certain places.

In other country, there are council or state government owned channel / duct / pole that infrastructure builder can use with permission.
It is very different here where such facilities are owned by private entity like TM. So they can cockblock you.
Yet another reason why rollout of competing provider is slow.

Sign up for VPN or setup your own using a VPS outside Malaysia.
Big brother gonna minta IC soon.

Treat it as cost of using the Internet already.
You might even consider Starlink just in case they go full on Afghanistan and potong kabel.

You just showed us the effect of censorship.
The mere thought of upsetting big brother dissuade you from doing it, even if you are just reporting fact.
Plus, the Internet here is still open, unlike China.

Permanent suspension of DNS redirection to local DNS servers

Interestingly, the agreement also touches on the controversial DNS redirection that was conducted quietly by the MCMC in 2024. As part of the agreement, Malaysia shall repeal or permanently suspend the directive of redirecting all DNS traffic to local DNS service.

https://soyacincau.com/2025/10/28/malaysia-...g-6g-suppliers/