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That's what happens, they block at the DNS level. Counter-measure could be to put those under google.com, but there might be issues with cookie sharing between
by tonfa 14y ago
That's what happens, they block at the DNS level. Counter-measure could be to put those under google.com, but there might be issues with cookie sharing between ads and products (not necessarily technical issues).
- chii 14y agoi dont see why not more people use a public DNS (or google's own DNS - its super easy to remember 8.8.8.8). It prevents the ISP from screwing around on their end.