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RoboticsDIGITIMES AsiaPublished: Sep 24, 2026, 19:01 JST

DIGITIMES blocks IP 35.72.246.244 over unusual traffic

DIGITIMES blocks IP 35.72.246.244 over unusual traffic

3 Key Points

  1. What happened

    A request to a DIGITIMES page returned a notice saying traffic from IP 35.72.246.244 had been blocked temporarily.

  2. Why it matters

    The notice states the block is meant to keep service quality for members and that large traffic from one IP triggers it.

  3. What to watch

    The notice says normal-browsing visitors who see the page can contact the site, which would then investigate the case.

WHO IT HITSReaders trying to open this DIGITIMES page from the blocked IP cannot view the article, while other visitors can contact the site to have the block investigated.

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Context & Analysis

The page served in place of the article was not the intended news story. Instead, it was a temporary access notice from DIGITIMES, the publisher of the requested page.

The notice explains that DIGITIMES blocks IP addresses when it detects a large volume of traffic from a single address, and that such blocks are meant to protect service quality for members. It identifies IP 35.72.246.244 as the address blocked in this case and tells visitors who see the page during normal browsing to contact DIGITIMES so the matter can be investigated.

The notice also states that content from the site may not be republished, publicly broadcast, or publicly transmitted without written permission from DIGITIMES Inc. For anyone who reached this page while trying to read the article, the practical path is the one the notice gives: contact the publisher and ask it to review the block.

FAQ
Which IP address was blocked?
The notice states that IP 35.72.246.244 was blocked temporarily.
What should I do if I see this page during normal browsing?
The notice says to contact DIGITIMES, and it will investigate the case.
Why does DIGITIMES block IPs?
DIGITIMES says it blocks IPs when a large volume of traffic comes from a single IP address, to provide quality services to its members.
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