Why is my iPhone blocking websites?

Why does my iPhone keep saying webpage not available?

About a week ago, my phone just stopped working.

The first thing that it said was website not available. It has since gone to the usual phone is out of range/network range error and low battery messages. I have now removed the battery to see if this makes a difference. As far as I know, it has not made a difference. It is a iPhone 4S.

I took my SIM card out, and put it back in again. This didn't help either. I've done all of these things before, and it has never worked. It has also shown as working, and now not working.

The last message was Website unavailable or unable to load, please try again later. This has not been an issue until recently. I don't know if this is down to my phone getting older, or what.

I am about to get a new SIM card. The phone is plugged into power, and has been since this morning. This happens at both WiFi and 4G/3G. I had the same problem recently where I noticed my network was very intermittent, it would just drop completely for no reason at all. But the thing is, I had a lot of issues with it dropping due to my proximity to wireless networks, but my iPhone would usually recover by moving a couple of meters.

Have you looked into any nearby WiFi or 3G networks? Could this be causing the issue? My phone worked fine until yesterday, at which point I came home and it said, 'website not available' even though it could download email on my laptop and other devices. I unplugged my phone and then plugged it back in, and then it asked me for a PIN and then worked again. Then it broke a few days later, so this time, it didn't work at all and said 'website not available'. I disconnected the phone and then when I tried to charge it, it just keeps rebooting saying 'your device is locked'. When I reset it, it won't connect to either the data or network.

I unplugged it, turned it on and it worked, then I tried to plug it back in and it shut off again. I rebooted it again and then tried to charge it again, and it shuts off again.

Why does Google app keep saying webpage not available?

I've had the Google app on my phone for a while, and suddenly it will tell me that I can't load the webpage, but if I try to open the internet at all, it will say the page isn't available.

If I go into settings and open apps, then select Google app, I can still see Google's webpage, but I can't even load the webpage through the app.

I thought it might have been some kind of virus, but all of my important files seem fine. Any ideas as to what the issue is? There's a bug in Google Play services. If you update your Google app from the Play store, it should fix this issue.

Why is Google search not working on my iPhone?

(iOS 6.1)

Does anyone have any suggestions for what might be wrong with my Google search? It's been awhile since I've been able to do any Google searches or Google search by voice from my iPhone. When I try, my search gives me a box that says "Can't read search results". If I search from an Android phone I get an expected search page. When I look in the network activity view in the developer menu on my iPhone the requests to Google for search are all 404 status code and I've tried restarting my wifi router, updating and downgrading iOS 6.1, and changing the Google Search provider in iTunes Connect. None of this has worked so far.

Anyone have any ideas? Thanks! I had the same issue and found that by restarting the phone the issue resolved itself.

Why is my iPhone blocking websites?

Your iPhone will block websites if your signal strength or bandwidth is low.

If you're at home, this might because you're close to a house that is using a high-powered wireless network, so the signal strength is strong. If you're outside, or on an airplane, it might because you're traveling through an area that uses Wi-Fi and the signal strength isn't strong enough.

You can change your settings to make your iPhone avoid areas where Wi-Fi is strong. To do this: Open Settings on your iPhone. Tap Wi-Fi.e. Tap Advanced. Tap Forget This Network. If you want to keep Wi-Fi on, but you don't want your iPhone to use it, you can turn off the feature that alerts you when Wi-Fi is available. You can turn off Wi-Fi for your iPhone, but if you turn Wi-Fi back on, your iPhone will stop blocking websites.

How to change your Wi-Fi name on your iPhone. If you change your wireless name on your iPhone, your iPhone won't be able to connect to a network that has a different name than yours. This means your iPhone won't be able to connect to public Wi-Fi networks, but if your Wi-Fi name matches your network name, you won't be blocked from accessing your network.

To change your Wi-Fi name on your iPhone: Tap Your Name. Change your name. When you change your Wi-Fi name, it may take a few minutes for your iPhone to update the name, and other devices on the network to reflect the new name. Change your Wi-Fi password on your iPhone. If you leave your Wi-Fi password exposed in a place where others can access it, anyone can use your Wi-Fi network without you knowing. It's not recommended that you use the same Wi-Fi password as your router.

You can change your Wi-Fi password on your iPhone to make it harder for someone else to access your network.