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Check if your internet connection in Indonesia is being filtered. Detect DNS-based blocking used by Indonesian ISPs.
Running check
Probing 5sites from your connection and cross-checking each against indiwtf.com's block list.
The check inspects your DNS resolution and compares it to trusted servers. Three signals tell us if you're being filtered.
Checks if your DNS queries are being redirected or blocked by your ISP's DNS servers.
Identifies if websites are returning block pages or fake IP addresses instead of real servers.
Compares results from your ISP against trusted international DNS servers to spot manipulation.
Behind the scenes of internet censorship in Indonesia.
Indonesian ISPs are required by Komdigi (formerly Kominfo) to block access to certain websites. The most common method is DNS blocking, where your ISP's DNS server returns incorrect IP addresses or redirects you to a block page.
When you try to access a blocked site, your ISP's DNS either returns a fake IP that shows a “site is blocked” message, or fails to resolve the domain entirely. This tool checks if your DNS queries are being manipulated.
If you're being filtered, here are the practical options.
Free VPN app with built-in DNS encryption (1.1.1.1).
Privacy-focused VPN service with no logging policy.
Anonymous browsing with built-in censorship circumvention.
Switch your DNS to Cloudflare (1.1.1.1) or Google (8.8.8.8).