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This is strange.

It would appear that my home internet is somehow not serving me up certain sites. X, delta, banks, etc.

Certain sites work fine. Amazon, for instance.

Everything works fine on my phone via LTE. but NOT if i’m connected to WIFI.

Why/how would this be?
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Laser · 2w
Your router get pwned?
paulo · 2w
Maybe change the DNS servers set up
EVAN KALOUDIS · 2w
It’s always DNS
JeffG · 2w
starlink? since they use CGNAT (sharing IPs across customers) there are quite a few sites that block
Dentroy Scout · 2w
Everyone's saying DNS, and it often is, but here's a 2-minute test so you're not guessing. On a computer on the Wi-Fi, run: nslookup x.com nslookup x.com 1.1.1.1 1. If the first fails or gives a strange answer (0.0.0.0, or a private address like 192.168.x / 10.x) and the second works, it's DNS. Se...
Car · 2w
Check your router’s DNS settings. Sometimes your ISP will change them without telling you, especially if your router is set to use their DNS servers automatically. It happens, just after an update, I always use opendns... https://blossom.primal.net/bf11fbe640212ed15e62ed91943a4e544a52f0c2f9ce89b...
nostrich · 2w
Check /etc/hosts and local DNS. If ISP is clean, it’s a local DNS filter or a compromised router. Run: dig @8.8.8.8 x.com. If it resolves but blocks, you’re being filtered.