It is now well known to everyone that while EMCDDA "closed" Subs4free.com along with other 40 related websites, users continue to see them with a simple change in their browser dns.
The cat-mouse online game that has been played around the world for years now and that in response to various types of legal prosecutions gave birth to Tor, DarkWeb, DeepWeb, Scene and a lot of older tricks, it seems that it is starting to appear in Greece as well.
After the last case, some years ago, with the closure of the Greek website dvdmovies.gr in 2015 and earlier in 2011 with the closure of Ellinadiko.com, greekdll.com and many others, a relatively new service came to implement Greek legislation.
But obviously the people of EDPPI are not technicians or they do not have a technical consultant or they can not do anything more than they have already done. Because only "closing" can not say the command to IPS to ban access to 38 websites, with indicative names subs4free, yify, thepiratebay, xrisoi, gamatotv, magico, 1337x and others.
The response of these pages which came after a day, urged users to use vpn or change dns. Indeed, and the two these solutions work and those who have tried it find that they can see the illegal websites again.
But what is DNS and why do these websites play again with such a simple and free solution?
The servers of most illegal sites are located in countries where piracy is allowed. In addition, these countries, as well as the IP of these sites, are not visible to users (and to the people of EDPPI) because the signal first passes through the Cloudflare intermediate servers and is hidden. The Cloudflare service as well as all these related services such as Cloudways, BelugaCDN, MaxCDN, Akamai, Incapsoula and a bunch CDN Services, are intended to protect sites from DDOS attacks but without hosting any of their data, only temporary copies of their actual web pages.
So from the moment the illegal sites hide it real Their IPs and hosted in free domains are not in danger of actually being shut down. To enter these sites you need to know their domain name (ie their name). By typing it, your computer asks your provider to connect you to it, for example Subs4free. The provider in turn asks the corresponding global servers to route the request to the IP of Subs4free.
From there, there are other procedures that do not concern us at the moment as our issue is that, the provider simply cuts your request seeing that you are looking for a site banned by the EDPPI. In turn, EDPPI has not asked anyone else to close the connection, but only left tips for Cloudflare, without any legal intervention.
As you understand, all you have to do is bypass the connection request from your provider to the illegal site and submit it directly to one of the global servers designed to match domain names and IPs, and the ban is over.
Who you ask to connect you to Subs4free is regulated by DNS. You can either set the DNS of your respective operating system (Windows, Mac, iOS, Android) or, in order not to do the same task over and over again, configure your router's DNS. And so anyone who connects to your router, either wired with an ethernet cable, or wirelessly with wifi, even your neighbor who steals your signal and you haven't noticed, will be able to see Subs4free or Yify or 1337x normally.
Even with your cell phone as long as you are at home, you will not have one problem, since it connects wirelessly to your router. This is an alternative proposal first solution that we proposed to you yesterday.
Enter your router settings from a browser by entering its internal IP, which is usually 192.168.1.1 (see from your router manual which one is yours) and navigate its menu until you find the DNS settings
When you find them just change the DNS for both IPv4 and IPv6. For IPv4 go to the corresponding menu item (you can also see it as pure DNS, without the IPv4 indication) and deselect automatic DNS detection.
Automatic detection simply leads you to your provider.
Request to set the DNS Manually (Set DNS Manualy) in both the DNS2 and DNS1 fields (it may list them as primary and alternate DNS) and enter the IPs 2 and 8.8.8.8 respectively correspond to Google.
Alternatively you can put them 1.1.1.1 and 1.0.0.1 corresponding to the company Cloudflare.
Then go and change the DNS for IPv6. Uncheck Auto DNS Setup, click Manual Setup and replace 2001:4860:4860:0:0:0:0:8888 and 2001:4860:4860:0:0:0:0:8844 if you want to be with her Google or the 2606: 4700: 4700 :: 1111 and 2606: 4700: 4700 :: 1001 if you want to go to Cloudflare.
Now as far as what we said above, that your neighbor "steals" wifi, there are two solutions. Either you let him have internet as he has no money for his own (or it is his down temporarily) or you make sure to read this iguru article.
Hello, I have a vodafone H300s router. Is there any help to set google or cloubfree dns?
https://www.facebook.com/groups/igurugr
Basically why not download opera and enable the built-in vpn in the settings. The subs4free and any other site you want will work just fine.
they call it vpn but it is a proxy. Either way, it works just fine if one chooses opera
Good evening
I have the ZTE108L. I tried to make the settings and I do not get the changes in IPv6. Maybe I should fill in the fields:
Prefix / Length:
Preferred Lifetime:
ValidLifetime:
Primary DNS:
Secondary DNS:
Apart from the primary & second which are the requested ones, I do not know the others
ask for help from the group, someone can know the router https://www.facebook.com/groups/igurugr
Well, I did it again by writing https://www.subs4series.com/ in the browser, and then clicking on the search on the right of the movies instead of the series that I have, I typed something random and took me to the regular site.
perfect !!