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over a year ago
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Currently have iPhone 13, when using at home to browse the site, no probs at all. As soon as I go away and try and use the site through mobile data or other Wi-Fi spot, I can’t connect to the site due to a TLS error ( whatever that is ??)
It’s says something about an out of date security script.
Has anyone else had the same problem? And how do you solve it ? Xx |
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Is it just fab or do you have the same problem with other adult sites?
If it's all of them it may be an adult content block from your phone provider and you need to contact them to get it removed. |
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Yes it sounds like it could be a content blocker via your MNO if your home WiFi is another provider. But no friendly page to say so ? Could also be out of date TLS / SSL implementation on fabs certificate and a more up to date security policy on your device or MNO gateway that doesn’t like it. |
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"Yes it sounds like it could be a content blocker via your MNO if your home WiFi is another provider. But no friendly page to say so ? Could also be out of date TLS / SSL implementation on fabs certificate and a more up to date security policy on your device or MNO gateway that doesn’t like it. "
In other words.. contact ur providor  |
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I've not read the whole thread but this is a block of adult content.
It could be the handset itself though this is highly unlikely with modern phones.
Try accessing Fab and other adult sites when using your home network which we assume you have been doing.
Then try accessing both when you are using only your cellphone connection. If they are blocked then this is the network provider blocking adult material and you will need to ask them to remove any such blocks if you wish to use the handset when away from home to access Fab.
If you are blocked when using networks such as Starbuck's, Coffee#1 or any other provider then it is the proprieter who has their connection set to block adult sites. You can ask them to relax their settings though most if not all will refuse so you'll need to use your own service provider.
HTH
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"Yes it sounds like it could be a content blocker via your MNO if your home WiFi is another provider. But no friendly page to say so ? Could also be out of date TLS / SSL implementation on fabs certificate and a more up to date security policy on your device or MNO gateway that doesn’t like it. "
It does say about an out of date tls/ssl on fab !
I’m with bt on home network and Tesco on mobile |
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