You know, in Russia, an organization that is not very adequate under the name Roskomnadzor (The Federal Service for Supervision of Communications, Information Technology, and Mass Media) blocks Pling.com. This is due to the fact that in an attempt to block Telegram, they interrupted access to many sites (yes, an elephant in a china shop) whose addresses Telegram used.
As a result, you have to use anonymizers. By the way, Telegram continues to work (lol), and Roskomnadzor continues to block good sites.
Hi Cybernix,
thanks for reporting this.
Do you have any suggestions what we can do from our side to improve the situation?
I do not know how difficult it is difficult, but as an option - to go to other (uncomcovered) addresses. But from the foolishness of Roskomnadzor it does not guarantee full rescue. Store.kde.org works, in my normal mode. Apparently, this address is not in the “black list”.
There is another option - to send an official complaint to Roskomnadzor, but I do not know how quickly they will respond.
Is an onion address the solution?
Yeah. With VPN, proxy and tor site work
Does it still not work, even after switching IPs and some of our urls?
I mean I thought the block was unintentional, so it should have now be unblocked.
No, it does not work without a proxy, etc. In any case, the two providers for sure. Kde store works, but without images and some options
I write about sites. Somehow through the KDE options both images and downloads work
Try disabling your antivirus and other features that might block vpn.
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