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<div id="content"><div id="header"><a href="https://github.com/tjdev-de/dns-watch"><button class="spaceleft"><i data-feather="github"></i></button></a><button><i data-feather="globe"></i></button><button><i data-feather="sun"></i></button></div><div id="title"><h1>dns-watch<span>.org</span></h1><span>by <a href="https://www.tjdev.de">tjdev.de</a></span></div><div id="search"><div id="searchbar"><div class="buttonspacer"></div><input id="dnswatch-search" type="text" placeholder="Search..." autofocus="autofocus"/><button id="dnswatch-search-submit"><i data-feather="search"></i></button><button id="help" onclick="show_modal(&quot;search&quot;)"><i data-feather="help-circle"></i></button></div><small>Try "gnu.org", "wikipedia.org", "s.to" or your own website!</small><div id="loadani"><div id="spinner"></div><span>loading...</span></div><div id="invaliddomain"><i data-feather="x"></i><span>invalid domain.</span></div></div><div id="results"></div><div id="info"><h1><i data-feather="server"></i> What is dns-watch.org?</h1><p><b>dns-watch.org</b> is a service that allows you to see which (mainly
German) Internet Service Providers (ISPs) try to censor internet access
of their customers.<br>
The <a href="https://cuii.info">CUII</a>, which is a German institution
consisting of the biggest German ISPs and rightsholders, censors parts
of the Internet to reduce the number of copyright infringements in the
World Wide Web. In order to block these sites, they use the already
existing DNS provided by German ISPs. When your device asks your ISP
where it can find a website, it will give you wrong information and
instead redirect you to the page of CUII.<br>
Using dns-watch.org, you can check which ISPs actively censor parts of
the Internet. This tool can also help developers of blocked sites by
giving them information on which ISPs are blocking their web services.<br>
We support a Free Web without Internet censorship, and so should you!</p><h1><i data-feather="tool"></i> What can I do against it?</h1><p>If you happen to be affected by Internet censorship an you're still
using your ISP's default DNS settings, we provide resources that can
help you switch to a more trustworthy and most of the time even faster
DNS, thus regaining a Free Web without censorship! Read our
<a href="/tools">tutorial</a> on how to gain back your freedom in the
World Wide Web and circumvent DNS-blocking by ISPs!</p><a class="moreinfo" href="/why">More Information</a></div></div><div id="footer"><span>dns-watch.org by </span><a href="https://www.tjdev.de">tjdev.de</a><span> | </span><a href="/imprint">imprint</a></div><div id="modal"><div id="modal-content"><div id="modal-close" onclick="close_modal()"><i data-feather="x"></i></div><div id="modal-message"></div></div></div>