What is the DNS for blocking YouTube?

Which DNS can unblock sites?

As a long time user of many different DNS servers, I want to know which one is best for unblocking sites that you want to visit, such as BBC news, BBC sport etc.

I have tried Google DNS and this works well for those sites. But not all sites work with it, for example I can't see any of the BBC weather widgets on my computer.

I know that I have tried OpenDNS and this works fine but it seems to be limited to a few sites, and this is fine for me. But I'm looking for a DNS server that unblocks all sites so that I can just point it to the address I want without having to think about it. I have a router so it doesn't matter if it's a wired or wireless connection.

I want a DNS that works like Google DNS or OpenDNS where it unblocks most sites and then you only have to point it to the specific site you want to visit. Re: ? If you want a single DNS server that will do everything, then you're out of luck. The problem is that the different sites have different domains, so DNS doesn't really help here. If the domains are all part of the same domain, then you can use OpenDNS and it will work for everything.

I would recommend a VPN solution instead of a DNS solution. Yes I want a single DNS server that will work for all sites, so there is no need for me to have to remember to go to a specific website. So I don't want to use OpenDNS or Google DNS or even the router DNS because they don't unblock all sites.

I agree that a VPN is a better option. But I don't want to set up a VPN, I want to know what DNS servers unblock all sites. I will just point the DNS to the address that I want to visit.

Just to be clear, by "all sites" I meant sites that I want to visit, not just sites that have a particular domain name. And yes, the DNS has a lot to do with it, but it's not the only thing.

How do you unblock a YouTube server?

There is a new video on YouTube that is blocked on my account.

How do I get the video unblocked? When a video is blocked from your account, we'll send you an email notifying you of the reason for the block. If you believe your YouTube account is blocked because of a video, click Unblock and follow the steps provided to do so. We may ask you for additional information in order to verify your identity and provide proof that you are the account holder. If you cannot provide us with the required information, your request may be denied. If you wish to keep your channel private or protected, check the box in the Do not allow anyone to add comments, uploads, or likes on your channel section and click Save. If you want to remove any restrictions on your channel, click Edit and uncheck the box.

Note: If your video has been blocked, you must contact YouTube directly for unblocking. Our team does not have access to unblock videos.

Are there any other methods to unblock YouTube videos? If you cannot find a method to unblock videos, contact the video's uploader (the person who uploaded the video to YouTube) for help. How do I unblock comments on my YouTube channel? The block feature on YouTube allows users to prevent other people from leaving comments on their videos. The comments are listed on the channel's home page and can be unblocked using the same methods described above.

Why do some videos appear as private on my YouTube channel? Videos are private when they are made private by a creator or subscriber. You will not be able to see any video in a private channel unless the creator chooses to make it public. The only exception to this is if you are subscribed to a channel and are the first person to watch it.

Why do some videos appear as protected on my YouTube channel? Videos are protected when they are made protected by a creator or subscriber. You will be unable to see any video in a protected channel unless the creator chooses to make it public.

Why do some videos appear to be blocked on my YouTube account?

What is the DNS for blocking YouTube?

I've heard it is www.

Youtube.com, but that website can't be accessed from inside the country. I really don't understand how blocking works. Can someone please explain this to me?

Maggie. We think Maggie gets this one; here's her question: How is it that people can access YouTube within the US, but cannot access the YouTube page? I tried to Google the answer and found a lot of speculation on the web that it's about the DNS for blocking YouTube. I read a news article which said it was a new method that involves blocking YouTube's DNS server within borders to help prevent people from accessing the site. I was wondering if this was right or wrong, and what exactly it is. Any explanation would be great! Thanks!
B. We were also curious about this one. In its most basic form, what we're talking about here is DNS servers. Most of the time when you go to websites, your browser or device makes a request to a DNS server to translate an address to an IP address. The DNS server then responds with the correct IP address, which lets you visit the requested website. But what if the DNS server can't respond? What if it takes several attempts before it responds? That's a whole other topic we'll discuss in a minute, but first let's talk about how DNS servers work.

We do a lot of work with DNS servers at Ask About Wireless. We've used them for all sorts of things, but one of our favorite uses is what we refer to as blocking technology. For example, if you're working at home and you can only access the Internet through your employer's Wi-Fi network, if you can't get to a DNS server, that means you can't get to certain sites. That's what Maggie is referring to in her question. If there's a DNS server in a border zone that can't resolve the correct IP address for a website, then you can't get there. You also can't get to Youtube. Your browser or device can't find the IP address for Youtube.