Ive been using unblock.us on my ipad and it works fine, but I wanted to catch up on some of my favorite shows on History and get the "not in Canada" message.

I removed the unblock.us DNS servers and reverted back to the ISP servers, no joy.

I've restarted the browsers, restarted the iPad, reset network settings etc. but no joy.

Any ideas?

Thanks, Margaret

Did you change any settings in your router?

I know you've probably done this already, but you didn't state specifically that you'd done it so ... clear cache & cookies?

I know you've probably done this already, but you didn't state specifically that you'd done it so ... clear cache & cookies?

Hmmm, can you even do this on an iPad? I must look at mine later, but I don't ever recall seeing any way to do this on my iPad 2.

Hmmm, can you even do this on an iPad? I must look at mine later, but I don't ever recall seeing any way to do this on my iPad 2.

Yep for sure. Go into Settings-->Safari

Yep for sure. Go into Settings-->Safari

Thanks, I will check it out later.

I'm not sure what's going on. Unblock.us says it's because iPads don't do flash PERIOD and even though I told them repeatedly that I'm using iSwifter which does do flash.....

I thought of wiping cache/cookies but iSwifter browsers doesn't have a way to do this.

I thought of something on my router, but it's supplied and controlled by my ISP. I could get them to reset it, but then I couldn't watch American Netflix.

After spending what seemed like hours on this, I've concluded that history.ca is goofy and the error I'm getting is some default thing and not reflective of the real problem.

On the other hand, history.COM comes in loud and clear. Go figure.

If I find a way to fix this, I'll let you know. In the meantime, thanks for your suggestions.