Can't access UKP on my phone

[dexpunt]

I've been using my Samsung Mobile phone to get access to UKP for a while. All of a sudden It wont allow me to enter. It has nothing to do with passwords or the like. It seems that it doesnt recognise the site. All I get in the search engine is Mumsnet complaints etc. It must be something to do with the settings on my phone which I cant figure out. Any techies out there who know what the problem is

[lamboman]

Probably your provider.

[chatbite]

Try wiping all your cookies and history to see if that makes a difference. If it isn't that it could be something to do with your Google settings so try turning any 'safe search' measures off.
Failing that I guess it could be your service provider as mentioned above so maybe try using a VPN to see if that works? Good luck!

[dexpunt]

Thanks for the advice. It appears that If I search through a different search engine eg Bingit is successful. So it appears to be an issue with Google

[catweazle]

I had exactly that  issue the other day - not only UKP but any "adult" site.  I was away from my usual area at the time.

Previously, when this happened,  it was down to my mobile carrier doing some  kind of upgrade which reset the adult content filter to "on".  Trying to check to reset this was a nightmare,  could only be done via  WiFi.   Found a pub with free WiFi,  and it wasn't the adult content filter.

Decided to go to my mobile  providers  shop.  Parked up near the shops - back home in my own patch - and everything  worked as normal.   Odd.

[petermisc]

There was definitely something going on yesterday.  For the best part of the day, all I was getting was a ukp message saying that  access from my ISP was blocked.  Can't remember the exact message, but something about being overwhelmed by trolls.  I suspect there may have been some kind of attack.  Back to normal later on.

[Lewis]

Maybe it had something to do with this site moving to another server.

Discussion about it here:

https://www.ukpunting.com/index.php?topic=252893.msg3582847#msg3582847

[daviemac]

If you have a query about a forum issue you might find the answer in the 'post forum issues here' thread.   

https://www.ukpunting.com/index.php?topic=252893.0

[69shadesofblue]

I've been using my Samsung Mobile phone to get access to UKP for a while. All of a sudden It wont allow me to enter. It has nothing to do with passwords or the like. It seems that it doesnt recognise the site. All I get in the search engine is Mumsnet complaints etc. It must be something to do with the settings on my phone which I cant figure out. Any techies out there who know what the problem is

I’ve also discovered that I can no longer access ukpunting, AW and other adult sites on my mobile. Even with settings all correct. Never had a problem before. 

[candec]

I can't access UKP on my laptop."This site can't provide a secure connection".I can on my Android phone though.

[threechilliman]

I’ve also discovered that I can no longer access ukpunting, AW and other adult sites on my mobile. Even with settings all correct. Never had a problem before.

Has your provider reset the block on adult sites which mine does periodically, despite being told not too fiddle with my settings? The solution in my case is to reset to your liking, await the text to confirm what you've done and then restart your phone.

[Genesis42777]

I've been using my Samsung Mobile phone to get access to UKP for a while. All of a sudden It wont allow me to enter. It has nothing to do with passwords or the like. It seems that it doesnt recognise the site. All I get in the search engine is Mumsnet complaints etc. It must be something to do with the settings on my phone which I cant figure out. Any techies out there who know what the problem is

I had exactly the same issues with my Samsung mobile try this its free and it 100% works
Its your ISP try using  "Duck Duck Go" its safer and less intrusive than Google
And will allow you to watch all the popular free porn sites

Regards G 

[candec]

I'm ok now on my laptop. I added the site to an allow list on Malwarebytes.