It is possible to unblock a domain after it has been blocked, with technical errors potentially resolved in days, while severe violations may result in permanent bans. The likelihood and methods of unblocking depend on the specific situation. Prioritizing unblocking or switching to a compliant domain, combined with technical measures and content compliance, can minimize losses. Below is an analysis and possible solutions:
1. Identify the Reason for the Block #
- Content Issues: The website may contain sensitive content (e.g., political, adult, or gambling-related), triggering the Great Firewall’s filters.
- IP Association: The server IP the domain resolves to may be blacklisted, such as when shared with other blocked sites.
- DNS Pollution: The domain may be affected by DNS pollution, preventing proper resolution.
- Mistaken Block: Blocks may sometimes result from Great Firewall misjudgments or technical errors.
Recommendation: Check if the website content complies with mainland China’s laws and regulations; use tools like “GreatFire Analyzer” or “feige301.com” to test if the domain is blocked.
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