← Back to context Comment by Retr0id 5 days ago An ML classifier running against the DNS name? Really? 3 comments Retr0id Reply flanz_10 5 days ago Not really DNS. They're actually checking the entire URL. They also check page content and other metadata.If you're having distinct dns blocking errors, that's not Apple or it's a profile that's been set on your device. Retr0id 5 days ago The error screen I get says "Website not allowed" "'$domain' is a restricted website." - and it's coming from iOS/webkit itself, my network is unfiltered. flanz_10 5 days ago That doesn't mean it's DNS, it just means that the presentation is saying domain only.
flanz_10 5 days ago Not really DNS. They're actually checking the entire URL. They also check page content and other metadata.If you're having distinct dns blocking errors, that's not Apple or it's a profile that's been set on your device. Retr0id 5 days ago The error screen I get says "Website not allowed" "'$domain' is a restricted website." - and it's coming from iOS/webkit itself, my network is unfiltered. flanz_10 5 days ago That doesn't mean it's DNS, it just means that the presentation is saying domain only.
Retr0id 5 days ago The error screen I get says "Website not allowed" "'$domain' is a restricted website." - and it's coming from iOS/webkit itself, my network is unfiltered. flanz_10 5 days ago That doesn't mean it's DNS, it just means that the presentation is saying domain only.
flanz_10 5 days ago That doesn't mean it's DNS, it just means that the presentation is saying domain only.
Not really DNS. They're actually checking the entire URL. They also check page content and other metadata.
If you're having distinct dns blocking errors, that's not Apple or it's a profile that's been set on your device.
The error screen I get says "Website not allowed" "'$domain' is a restricted website." - and it's coming from iOS/webkit itself, my network is unfiltered.
That doesn't mean it's DNS, it just means that the presentation is saying domain only.