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How to Check If Your Website Is Blocked In China or Not
- swolchok 17y agoWhat prevents the Great Firewall from whitelisting pings from these machines?
- csytan 17y agoNothing, but why would they bother?
- swolchok 17y agoTo interfere with foreign citizens' probing of their network?
- gscott 17y agoI tried pinging dropbox.com from the justping site and for China they have Shanghai, China: Packets lost (100%) Looks like good data, no conspiracies.
- th 17y agoI tried this as well. The first time Shanghai, China gave 100% packet loss for dropbox.com but every subsequent time I have tried all packets have been delivered. Pinging facebook.com seems to drop all packets reliably though.
- strebler 17y agoInteresting, Google.hk (the source for unfiltered Chinese search results) is still accessible...even after all of that Google/China hullabaloo
- thinkbohemian 17y agoHmm...my website http://whyspam.me http://whyspam.me provides emails to hide keep your identity safe is apparently still reachable in china. Wonder how long that will last?
- ck2 17y agoPinging doesn't mean port 80 content is available. It's not a solid indication of the positive OR negative. Websitepulse seems to have the best approach so far.