>>Of course it’s impossible to see what’s been blocked other than through tedious trial and error. One website owner (@pseudomonas) asked BT on Twitter for info

>>Of course it’s impossible to see what’s been blocked other than through tedious trial and error. One website owner (@pseudomonas) asked BT on Twitter for information about whether their site was blocked, and their experience was something like talking to a brick wall who only speaks French. Oooohhhh, don't you worry about that. The folks over at dslreports.com, who revealed the comcast torrent tampering[1], and HN and slashdot and neogaf.com and even Reddit will be sure to keep an eye on any sites access mismatches. In today's world where we can spin up a linux cloud server in almost every first-world country for less than the cost of a family dinner at a nice restaurant, it'll be noticed. I think even Google made a tool to test your internet-connection for tampering. There will be a site where you can put in a URL and see what it shows from all kinds of ISPs around the world. And proxies sites like http://hidemyass.com/proxy-list/ http://hidemyass.com/proxy-list/. Then they'll have to ban those too, and then other blogs will also start posting info about what's blocked by who... then those sites will be blocked... and eventually... the internet will look something like this: http://feross.org/images/tiered-internet-service-fail.png http://feross.org/images/tiered-internet-service-fail.png ...with an addition for adult-content that cause 2x your regular bill. (HINT: Focus on checking any sites that wouldn't align with conservative values & beliefs. Those will be blocked first, as proven in this article) 1. http://www.dslreports.com/forum/r18323368-Comcast-is-using-Sandvine-to-manage-P2P-Connections http://www.dslreports.com/forum/r18323368-Comcast-is-using-S...