This is for a friend. She has been listening to some podcasts from AMI audio in Canada for years, but a couple of weeks ago, no device could connect to these addresses giving there is a data error or other mystifying message. After checking with some others on BT and finding they have the same issue, her husband rang BT who were mystified. Typical one might say, but he spotted the BT protect or whatever its called when looking at the router to see if something had been altered. He turned it off and it all came back, but there were dire warnings about doing this. Neither are particularly technical and BT are useless, so he asked me if there was a way to let stuff through but keep protecting whatever it is that it protects. It sounds to me a bit like a Nanny knows best approach to security and as they have no children, both are retired, it hardly seems appropriate to default on some kind of adult content filter, as some of the podcasts of course cover adult themes. Any ideas?
I know the address has moved recently, but its still get attable on the phone and Echo dot here on Virgin. I guess I'll need to presubscribed to get the true address and see if I can find out what the change meant. Brian