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- Why can I access a website on data but not Wi-Fi?
- Why does Wi-Fi block some websites?
- Why does my phone say no internet connection when I have Wi-Fi and data on?
- How do I bypass WiFi restrictions on websites?
- How do you check if my ISP is blocking a website?
- Can certain websites be blocked on WiFi?
- Why certain websites are not opening?
- Why is the Wi-Fi not working on my iPhone but working on other devices?
- Why does my iPhone have Wi-Fi but no internet?
- Why are some sites not opening on my computer with my WiFi but do with mobile hotspot?
- Can websites be blocked through WiFi?
- Why is my internet working on my phone but not my PC?
- Why does a website load on my phone but not my computer?
- Why can't I access certain websites?
- How do you tell if my router is blocking a website?
- How do I know if my ISP is blocking a website?
Why can I access a website on data but not Wi-Fi?
If you can get to the website on your phone or tablet's mobile data network but not your home network, try restarting your wireless router and/or modem. Traffic to or from a certain website may be getting tripped up by your modem or router.
Why does Wi-Fi block some websites?
IP address blocking happens when a network is configured to reject access for specific IP addresses. Your ISP may be using IP blocking by simply monitoring your connection to see if you want to access a certain IP address. However, with the right tools, it's easy to bypass IP blocking.
Why does my phone say no internet connection when I have Wi-Fi and data on?
A common reason why your phone has a WiFi connection but no Internet access is that there is a technical issue with your router. If your router is experiencing any kind of bugs or problems, that affects how your Android devices stay connected to WiFi.
How do I bypass WiFi restrictions on websites?
Using a VPN is the easiest way to bypass WiFi restrictions and unblock barred sites. With one-tap click, you'll be allowed to visit all the online content on the Internet no matter where you stay. One of the leading functions of a Virtual Private Network lies in its capability to mask your IP address.
How do you check if my ISP is blocking a website?
If your Internet provider has blocked only the URL of a website, you can regain your access by typing its IP address in your browser's address bar. Don't know where to get the IP address of the website? You need to use the ping command. If you use Windows, type “ping[website name]” in the command prompt.
Can certain websites be blocked on WiFi?
A WiFi network may block sites to prevent users from viewing inappropriate material in sight of other customers, guests or visitors.
Why certain websites are not opening?
Your Internet service provider might have blocked access to specific websites, e.g., YouTube, Blogger, or maybe a personal domain. Your Windows Firewall is blocking access to a particular website. Your browser is loading the webpage from its internal cache. Your browser has a site-blocking extension installed.
Why is the Wi-Fi not working on my iPhone but working on other devices?
The most common reasons why your iPad or iPhone won't connect to Wi-Fi include a poor connection signal, an incorrect Wi-Fi password, your Wi-Fi or mobile data settings, restricted network settings, or even a bulky phone case. A weak Wi-Fi connection can also mean you need to increase your internet speed.
Why does my iPhone have Wi-Fi but no internet?
Check your Router
There are times where the problem isn't your iPhone, but instead, it's the router for the network you're trying to connect to. Problems commonly arise when software updates are trying to be installed and end up getting “stuck”. So you'll want to power cycle your router and then reconnect your iPhone.
Why are some sites not opening on my computer with my WiFi but do with mobile hotspot?
Because your Wifi and your mobile hotspot route through different ISPs and it sounds like either the router/modem or the ISP for your WiFi may be blocking those sites while your mobile hotspot's ISP isn't.
Can websites be blocked through WiFi?
A WiFi network may block sites to prevent users from viewing inappropriate material in sight of other customers, guests or visitors.
Why is my internet working on my phone but not my PC?
This common problem can be resolved by several methods such as resetting your router, using the network Troubleshooter, resetting your network adapter, switching wireless network mode, and many other techniques.
Why does a website load on my phone but not my computer?
There are many reasons why this could happen: You don't have the appropriate permissions to access the website. The website might be unavailable because of a server outage, a failed connection to the Internet, or other problems. You may be having caching issues, so try clearing your browser cache.
Why can't I access certain websites?
I can't access any websites
If you can't view any websites, you are probably disconnected from the Internet. Try to run the Network and Internet Troubleshooter. Right-click the network icon in the notification area, select Troubleshoot problems, and then select Internet Connections.
How do you tell if my router is blocking a website?
WiFi doesn't block a website. A router does. And if you don't have admin access to the router, it's not possible. If your WiFi is blocking a website, it will usually display a message saying it cannot complete the action or that the link is spam.
How do I know if my ISP is blocking a website?
One of the ways to verify if your web site is blocked through DNS blocking method, you can use a third-party DNS server for name resolution and compare both of the name resolution result for the domain. If you resolve to different IP addresses, then there is a big chance you are being blocked by your ISP.
