15-08-2025 01:03 PM
Hi all,
Just moved to EE from BT Mobile. I use one site a lot, which the Camra site (Camra.org.uk and whatpub.com) to score my real ales and check out nearby pubs. All of a sudden, when fine under BT, it is blocked with EE due to this unsupported protocols. If I log in to wifi, it the pages up perfectly fine. It is doing my head in, as I use the page a lot - any ideas on how to resolve this?
Many thanks
15-08-2025 01:22 PM - edited 15-08-2025 01:24 PM
What do you mean by "unsupported protocols"? What is the actual msg?
15-08-2025 02:42 PM
Hi XRaySpex...
It says: 'This site can't provide a secure connection. Camra.org.uk uses an unsupported protocol.
Cheers!
15-08-2025 02:46 PM
Try another browser.
15-08-2025 02:55 PM
If trying another browser doesn't work, you may have content lock enabled. I have a friend with a beer shop and he couldn't access his site with the content lock on quite recently.
22-08-2025 05:17 PM
This is only an issue using EE. And it's a major problem that has only cropped up recently. Any other wi-fi works fine. It's very frustrating.
22-08-2025 06:50 PM
Well,
I'm at home on my android tablet, chrome browser; using the ee wifi(used to be bt but it got changed to ee a few months ago).
I tried to open a CAMRA page and got the "Camra.org.uk uses an unsupported protocol" message.
The mobile signal here is almost nonexistent. On my phone I turned off the mobile connection and turned on the wifi and hotspot.
Connected the tablet to the hotspot and the CAMRA page opened with no warning message.
22-08-2025 07:15 PM
Apologies for the misunderstanding. I thought you were referring to mobile data. It won't be due to content lock, that being the case.
I'm on EE for mobile and Wi-Fi and can access it via both so it's definitely not being blocked as a whole.
22-08-2025 09:30 PM
I can load both of these sites over an EE-mobile data connection.
23-08-2025 08:43 AM
I am having exactly the same issue … i usually have a book mark for the site but I’ve just deleted it just in case that could work.
in a way pleased it’s not just me!