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Google blocking search
I placed a search on Google and this is the response I got back.
"This network is blocked due to unaddressed abuse complaints about malicious behavior. This page checks to see if it's really a human sending the requests and not a robot coming from this network."
What does this mean? Is Google trying to block my use of its service because of issues with T-Mobile?
RekabWC wrote:
Happening in Ohio also. We get our IP addresses from Detroit it appears. This was before I rebooted but it keeps coming back. I do not have same IP now. All IP I have gotten and have this issue are in the 172.58.xxx.xxx range.
Good eye noticing a trend with the IPs that are having the issue. I can pass this along. ¡Gracias!
As an FYI, there is a slight difference with mine. Mine is a 172.59.XXX.XXX.
Same here just got it Rayville Louisiana. TMHI
Maybe the algorithm and page is legit and we're all robots. 👾
Here in North Florida this started for us about 3 days ago, only a few days after we switched to T-mobile 5g internet.
this is extremely frustrating and we love the internet service and don't want to go back to Xfinity, please get this fixed! It happens on iPhone, iPad, and wind based computers.
Same issue here, for the past week.. in new orleans.
Found that this issue is solo between Google and T-Mobile. Every other website works and I NEVER get the Captcha page.
henry51 wrote:
@TMHI-Sucks, “I wish T-Mobile was more forthcoming with the issues that come from how their network is setup, but being honest and upfront isn't good for new membership initiatives.”
Would you know if this type of IP address assignment is a charateristic of all fixed wireless internet providers (e.g. Verizon and AT&T) or is it just T-Mobile?
I would say you would have to research each one on a case-by-case basis, but I would expect all wireless carriers are using CGNAT, at least for their mobile customers and probably for their Internet customers as well. I believe Starlink is also CGNAT. As far as wired carriers, I also believe some are CGNAT as well, as I have heard of similar reports from users of other wired ISPs such as Spectrum and Xfinity. But I haven't done a tremendous amount of research outside of T-Mobile, honestly.
Same issue (North Florida) for over 2 weeks. I work from home and this is ridiculous. I've been very happy with T-Mobile up to now but the fact that they cant get this resolved is concerning. May be time to switch providers again...
