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It's the free part. Twilio will also flag patterns like this. We built a contactless workflow that was being censored, and it was due to a similar substring app
by megraf 5y ago
It's the free part. Twilio will also flag patterns like this. We built a contactless workflow that was being censored, and it was due to a similar substring appearing in the link. It was a pain in the ass to figure out
- jlund-molfese 5y agoFrom the Reddit thread and my own testing, links like “ https://free-test.com/” https://free-test.com/” go through fine from a T-Mobile phone. These URLs T-Mobile blocks appear to be individually treated differently, for whatever reason.
- megraf 5y agoInteresting, thanks for checking it out!
- markovbot 5y agoOther sites like ddosecrets.com and itsgoingdown.org are also affected. Neither have the string "free" in them