Blocked by the Bot Police?
You’ve been flagged as a suspicious crawler bot, and now you’re stuck in digital limbo. News Corp Australia’s software has detected your online activity, and it’s not happy. But fear not, dear reader, for we’ve got the lowdown on how to regain access to your favorite websites.
The Bot Blocker
News Corp Australia employs software that manages crawler bot traffic on its websites. This means that if you’re using certain browser extensions or have specific settings enabled, you might get flagged as a bot. But don’t worry, it’s an easy mistake to make.
A digital roadblock
Unblocking the Way
To regain access, try the following steps:
- Temporarily disable any AdBlockers, pop-up blockers, or script blockers you have enabled.
- Add the website to the allowed list for any AdBlockers, pop-up blockers, or script blockers you have enabled.
- Ensure your browser supports JavaScript by checking here.
- Make sure you’re using the latest version of your web browser.
If you’re still having trouble, you can e-mail accessissues@news.com.au with your IP address, reference number, and a brief explanation of why you need access.
The digital equivalent of a ‘please let me in’ note
The Digital Dilemma
In today’s digital age, it’s easy to get caught in the crossfire of bot-detection software. But by following these simple steps, you can regain access to your favorite websites and get back to browsing in no time.
The sweet taste of digital freedom
