So I'm in Tijuana right now cruising the web while I I'm still in bed in my hotel room in Zona Norte. I am on the hotel Wi-Fi and I made a few attempts to log on to a Tijuana Focused website that I am a member of. And this is popping up...
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So I'm in Tijuana right now cruising the web while I I'm still in bed in my hotel room in Zona Norte. I am on the hotel Wi-Fi and I made a few attempts to log on to a Tijuana Focused website that I am a member of. And this is popping up...
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I wonder if it's just the hotel Wi-Fi or Mexico doing it. Obviously I still have access to this good website here in TJ.
I just now turned off the hotel Wi-Fi connection and tried to log on again and this time it went through using the cell phone data connection. So I guess it's just the hotel that's blocking my choice of websites on their Wi-Fi system.
That's not the hotel blocking you, that's the website blocking you. I can't tell if the block is specifically targeted at the hotel clients, if they've blocked someone else and the hotel is collateral damage, or if its a wider block aimed at more than just the hotel.
But check your voicemail.
What’s the website if you don’t mind sharing?
Wow that's weird. I agree with Dolfan's assessment that it's probably the website blocking you not the WiFi. But I wonder why TT would do that??? Makes me think something shady is going on with the Cas WiFi.
@jascoi - don't forget to do reports!
I always use a VPN when using a hotel or cafe website. It also helps if you're in a health clinic using their wifi and they block gun or gambling sites.
Bruce. I posted a screenshot that has the name on it.
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