Why is my Safari not letting me access websites?

What can I do?

I'm a college student. Not so long ago, I remember getting a nasty malware (spyware) infection in my iPhone. After getting rid of it I found that my Safari was not letting me access the websites I usually access on my smartphone. Instead, it redirected to a login page. Here is what the message says:

We are unable to process your request because the site you've requested isn't using HTTP. Our client doesn't know what happened and isn't going to send any information to us. Please contact them to find out how they want to respond to you.

I did the recommended fix by going into the settings, resetting the device, turning off my passcode, and turning on the passcode again. It did not work. I tried another fix like rebooting it, and nothing happened.

How can I access the Internet when I am at my computer? So I started to panic. I thought maybe I will have to give up using my iPhone and just deal with accessing websites on my laptop. Fortunately, I was able to Google to an article which shows a solution. It has to do with OpenDNS. So I followed this process:

Open the Apple menu. Select System Preferences. Select Network. Select OpenDNS. Select the checkbox Use the DNS servers from this list. Select the list which has Primary Network. For me, it was Primary Network. For some people, it might be Cellular or WiFi

Click Ok. I don't know if it will solve the problem. However, it looks simple and effective.

I'm stuck in China and I lost my phone while abroad. When I turned on my phone this morning, I noticed that I'm getting some weird alerts: 1- My iPhone cannot reach the wireless network or the iCloud. 2- When I open Settings, I get a message that it cannot access iCloud, nor connect to the Internet.

How do you fix access denied on Safari?

I'm new to Mac and OSX, I'm a Windows user.

The question is how do you change the default behavior of the lock/unlock button on your keyboard to open up Safari? I found this on how to set it up but I'm wondering if there's a command line way. Thanks for any help!

The way that I have done this is by using Keyboard Maestro. Download Keyboard Maestro. Open a new Keyboard Maestro project. Open Keyboard Maestro > Applescripts. Add an applescript named "Lock" that has the following script: on run. tell application "Safari". if (count of windows) 0 then. repeat while (keyboard value of front window) "". delay 0.1 tell window 1. click lock button. end tell. exit repeat. else. repeat while (keyboard value of front window) ""