How to Fix “You are Not Authorized to Access this Web Page as Per the Dot Compliance”

Here's 3 Ways to Fix “You are Not Authorized to Access this Web Page as Per the Dot Compliance”

If you are a power Internet user who always has something to do except Facebook and Twitter, then you have must encounter with “You are Not Authorized to Access this Web Page as Per the Dot Compliance” error. This is a very irritating situation where you are unable to access a website due to government restrictions. While there are some ways to bypass this barrier, but before that, you should know what is this error is all about.

The reason behind – You are Not Authorized to Access this Web Page as Per the Dot Compliance Error

The Department of Telecommunications or Dot is a government branch working under Ministry of Communication in India. This department is responsible for grant of licenses for various telecom services like Unified Access Service Internet and VSAT service.

They also monitor different websites and do the proper Internet censoring, so that no illegal website can be accessed by citizens. Including R&D and public sector units, Dot has a total of 12 working units.

Due to the advancement of the Internet in recent years, many fake and illegal websites came into existence. It also includes music, video or movies websites which support piracy. So, if you are trying to visit any of such websites and getting this error, the government might have blocked it for your security.

Also, Dot keeps an eye on all registered domains and can block any of them if they found something illegal is happening there. Ultimately, DoT just wants to ensure the online safety of Indian citizens. But if you still want to visit them, you can follow the methods below and bypass – You are Not Authorized to Access this Web Page as Per the Dot Compliance error.

How to Access Websites Blocked by Government as Per Dot Compliance?

These are some of the easiest methods to bypass this barrier and open any blocked websites. Just follow the steps carefully.

1. Using VPN

When the Government blocks any website, the restrictions are limited to the country. So, if somehow we can change our location and make our Internet service provider look like we are trying to access that website from some other country, the barrier will be bypassed. That’s what a Virtual Private Network (VPN) does.

You can install any popular free or paid VPN software or app in your PC or smartphone to open blocked websites. Their numbers have increased rapidly but for the sake of saving time, you can try Betternet (Free), Tunnel Bear (Free), Express VPN (paid), Hotspot Shield (Freemium), etc.

Alternatively, you can also download an Internet browser with inbuilt VPN support. This would be easy for many of the users. I also use Opera browser which comes with a one-click VPN option. Opera VPN is free and thus you can’t expect the result every time, but in my case, the response is really good.

2. Changing DNS Server

Websites are always blocked at the ISP level. Whenever you request for any website (say example.com), the request first goes to DNS servers of your ISP. Then, DNS resolves it into corresponding IP Address associated with that domain, and finally forward your request to the website server or hosting and finally the website loads into your browser.

Now, if your ISP has been ordered by the Dot to block a website and you are seeing – You are Not Authorized to Access this Web Page as Per the Dot Compliance message, they are probably don’t letting the domain name resolve into IP Address or if it’s getting resolved somehow, they may be blocking the corresponding IP Address. Now, in this case, you can change your DNS servers to Public DNS.

How to Change DNS Server on Computer?

• Press Windows+R on your computer, type ncpa.cpl and press enter. It will open a Network connections window. Here, look for your network, right-click on it and select Properties.
• Then, Click on “Internet Protocol Version 4” and then click on Properties button given below.
• Now, Select “Use the following DNS server addresses” in the second box. Use the IP addresses 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 as your DNS servers. Finally, click on OK and restart the PC.

3. Using Proxy

You can also use web-based proxy browsers to access websites blocked by the Government as per Dot Compliance. Proxy websites hide your IP address and help you visit the required website from another location.

You can use any of the proxy sites like Hide.me, KProxy, filterbypass.me, etc. Just type the website URL in the address bar, press enter and you’re good to go.