Website security certificate coming from vodafone content control

[RudyOLB]

Recently I have problems accessing websites. First I had an issue accessing imgur but somehow it fixed itself. Now I have a problem with openload,co. When I'm accessing it through Chrome it gives me this message:

"This server could not prove that it is openload,co; its security certificate is from contentcontrol.vodafone.co.uk. This may be caused by a misconfiguration or an attacker intercepting your connection."

I tried deleting cookies, trying other browsers, doing hard reset on my router and still nothing.

[Retired-Viki_R]

Hi @RudyOLB

Please speak to us via Live Chat so we can take a look into this for you.

Thanks,

Viki

[crodder]

Hi - was this resolved? I'm having the same issue...

[Retired-LouiseE]

Hello @crodder

Can I help with anything today?

Louise

[crodder]

Hi Louise - the issues i ahev been having with imgur seem to have stopped again - hopefully for good! Was the site whitelisted?

[Retired-Sarah_A]

Hi @crodder

This was more than likely an issue with the website you were using.

Glad this is now sorted  

Thanks,

Sarah 

[RudyOLB]

Ok I contacted online advisers quite few times over past weeks and the only thing they said: it's not Vodafone fault. They blocked another site mediafire, and each adviser is saying the same thing. It's not a site owner problem because I can access those sites via my Vodafone pay monthly mobile data and my neigbours with other ISPs can access it. I'm sorry but I will need to cancel my contract because this is ridiculous.

[piotrek]

I had the same issue and it is definitely Vodafone fault.

The workaround is to don't use their DNS servers - use the google ones. You can set it up on the router page: http://vodafone.connect or 192.168.1.1