Is there any way to bypass this restriction without custom proxies? Like Google, Cloudflare DNS?

[anburocky3]

[anburocky3]

Even https bypass doesn't works in ACT.

[qurbat]

I am currently not aware of any techniques that are known to be fully resistant to potential censorship. As for the second point, the https:// method had previously been documented to work, though the example is a little dated from December 2019.

[qurbat]

@captn3m0 @swapneelp Would you have any insight on this?

[anburocky3]

Act is pretty smart at this, they drop the connection when we try to access it with https

[anburocky3]

Accessing: http://yts.mx

Accessing with https://yts.mx:

[Jrchintu]

Currently, many isp in india are using dpi based blocking. It can be evaded by tools that manipulate host header or client hello. https://github.com/zhenyolka/DPITunnel-android is an example for android and for linux https://github.com/zhenyolka/DPITunnel-cli . There are also tools like goodbyedpi etc.

[qurbat]

Thanks @bugaddr! Closing this issue.