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List of websites blocked in mainland China

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Manydomain names are blocked inmainland China under the country'sInternet censorship policy, which prevents users from accessing certain websites from within the country.[1]

A majority of apps and websites blocked are the result of the companies not willing to follow the Chinese government's internet regulations on data collection and privacy, user-safety, guidelines and the type of content being shared, posted or hosted.

This is a list of the most notable such blocked websites in the country. This page does not apply to Chinese territories that adhere to the policy ofone country, two systems (Hong Kong andMacau).

Table of high-ranking websites blocked in mainland China

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WebsiteURLCategoryPrimary languageDuration of blockageCurrent status
Googlewww.google.com

www.google.com.hk
drive.google.com
chat.google.com
scholar.google.com

SearchMultilingual2010–2014

(google.com.hk still available),2014–present(completely)[2][3]

Blocked[4][3]
Poewww.poe.comArtificial IntelligenceMultilingual2023–presentBlocked
YouTubewww.youtube.com
youtu.be		VideoMultilingual2007 - 2008, 2009–present[5][4][6]Blocked
Yandex Videovideo.yandex.comVideo SharingMultilingualJune 2016(or earlier)-PresentBlocked
Quoraquora.comQuestion and answerMultilingual2018–presentBlocked[7]
Facebookwww.Facebook.comSocialMultilingualJuly (or earlier) 2009–present[8][9]Blocked[10]
Yahooyahoo.comSearchMultilingual28 February 2021 – presentUnblocked (Service Not Available)[11]
Yahoo Hong Konghk.yahoo.comSearchMultilingualMarch 2011 – PresentBlocked
Yahoo Kimotw.yahoo.comSearchMultilingualMay 2011 – PresentBlocked
Yahoo Japanyahoo.co.jpSearchJapaneseJune 15–17, 2012 and September 2017 -present[12]Partial blocked (word search, photo search blocked, but other Services such as Yahoo News and Yahoo Mail remain accessible).
Wikipediawikipedia.orgEncyclopediaMultilingual23 April 2019 – present[13][14][6]Blocked
Marxists Internet Archivemarxists.orgEncyclopediaMultilingualAbout 2005–no later than 2007[15]Unblocked
Redditwww.reddit.comSocialMultilingual2018–present[16]Blocked
XINGwww.xing.comSocialMultilingual2011–presentAccessing the website via HTTPS
Fandomcommunity.fandom.comEncyclopediaMultilingual2022–presentPartially blocked, sometimes can be accessed normally, sometimes inaccessible
IMDB[17]www.imdb.comOnline and offlineEnglishUnknownUnblocked
Netflixwww.netflix.comEntertainmentMultilingual2012–presentUnblocked (Service Not Available)[18]
Zoomzoom.usVideotelephonyEnglish9 September to November 2019[19]Unblocked
Blogspotblogspot.comBlogEnglishMay 2009–present[20][21][22]Blocked
Bingbing.comSearchMultilingual23 to 24 January 2019[23]Unblocked (Service Not Available, redirects to Chinese version -cn.bing.com)[24]
Ecosiaecosia.orgSearchMultilingual2023–presentredirects to Chinese version -cn.bing.com
Instagramwww.Instagram.comImage SharingMultilingualSeptember 2014–present[25]Blocked
WhatsAppWhatsApp.comMessagingMultilingualSeptember 2017–present[26]Blocked
Twitchtwitch.tvStreamingEnglish17 September 2018–presentBlocked[27]
Robloxroblox.comGamingMultilingualDecember 2021 – presentBlocked

(Chinese version currently deprecated)

New·19841984bbs.orgNewsChineseOctober 2022 – presentBlocked
Equestria Dailywww.equestriadaily.comOnline CommunityEnglishApril 2022 – August 2023 and August 2023 – presentPartially blocked, sometimes could be accessed normally, sometimes inaccessible
Steam Storestore.steampowered.comEntertainmentMultilingual25 December 2021[28][29]–presentPartially blocked, sometimes could be accessed normally, sometimes inaccessible
Steam Communitysteamcommunity.comSocialMultilingual15 December 2017[30][31]–presentBlocked
Spotifywww.spotify.com
open.spotify.com		Music streamingMultilingual7 October 2008–presentUnblocked (Web version

Service Not Available)[32]

Messengermessenger.comMessagingMultilingualAugust 2011–present[8][9]Blocked
Xx.com
twitter.com
t.co		SocialEnglishJune 2009–present[20][33][9]Blocked
LinkedInlinkedin.comSocialMultilingualOctober 2021–present[1][13][14]Blocked (Separate Chinese version exists)
Skypeskype.comSocialMultilingualNovember 2017–5 May 2025[34]Blocked (Service stopped)
Tumblrtumblr.comSocialEnglish25 May 2016–present[35]Blocked
Pinterestpinterest.comImage sharingMultilingualMarch 2017–present[36]Blocked
SoundCloudSoundCloud.comMusic streamingMultilingualSeptember 2013–present[37]Blocked
Signal Private Messengersignal.orgInstant messagingMultilingualMarch 16, 2021 – present[38]Blocked
Dropboxdropbox.comFile sharingMultilingualMay 2010 – February 2014; June 2014 – present[39]Blocked
Pornhubwww.pornhub.comPornographyMultilingual2012, May to 2016, April, to presentBlocked[40]
XVideosxvideos.comPornography videosMultilingualUnknown – presentBlocked
Mediummedium.comNewsEnglish2016, 15 April to present[41]Blocked
Dailymotiondailymotion.comSharingEnglish2007, 11 April to present[42]Blocked
BBCbbc.co.uk
bbc.com		News and broadcastingEnglish2014, 15 October to present[43]Blocked
The New York Timesnytimes.comPublicationEnglish2012 to presentBlocked[44]
Vimeowww.vimeo.comVideo SharingMultilingual2009, October[45] to present[46]Blocked
The Guardiantheguardian.comNewsEnglishJune 2019 to present[47]Blocked
SlideShareslideshare.netSlide hosting serviceEnglishJune 2012 to presentBlocked[48]
Discorddiscord.comMessagingMultilingual2018, 13 July to present[49]Blocked
DeviantArtwww.deviantart.comArt displayEnglish2008, 15 December to present[50]Blocked
The Washington Postwashingtonpost.comNewsEnglishJune 2019 to present[47]Blocked
Nico Videonicovideo.jpSharingJapaneseUnknown to present[51]Blocked
Archive.org (Internet Archive)www.archive.orgWeb archivingEnglish2011, April (or earlier) to Present[52]Blocked[53][54]
Bloombergbloomberg.comPublicationEnglish2012, July to present[55]Blocked
Flickrflickr.comSharingEnglish2007, 7 June to present[56][57]Blocked
Wretchwww.wretch.ccBlogChinese2007, August to 2012[58]Blocked (discontinued)
HuffPosthuffpost.comNewsEnglishJune 2019 to present[47]Blocked
The Wall Street Journalwsj.comNewsEnglishNo later than 22 September 2015 to present[59][60]Blocked
DuckDuckGoduckduckgo.comSearchEnglish2014, September to present[61]Blocked
Scratchscratch.mit.eduProgramming, SharingMultilingual2020, 14 August to presentPartially Blocked (Not accessible)[62][citation needed][63]
Reutersreuters.comNewsEnglish2015, 20 March, to present[64]Blocked
NBC Newsnbcnews.comNewsEnglishJune 2019 to present[47]Blocked
TIMEtime.comNewsEnglish2016. 9 April to present[65]Blocked
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC)www.cbc.caNews and broadcastingEnglish2014 to present[66]Blocked
Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)www.abc.net.auNews and broadcastingEnglish2018, 22 August to present[67]Blocked
Bandcampwww.bandcamp.comMusicEnglish2021, February to present[68]Blocked
Technoratiwww.technorati.comSearchEnglish2008, July to Present[69]Blocked
Archive of Our Ownarchiveofourown.orgFanfictionMultilingual2020, March, to present[70]Blocked
Viberviber.comMessagingMultilingual2014, October to present[71]Blocked
South China Morning Postscmp.comNewsEnglish2016 to present[72]Blocked
Plurkwww.plurk.comSocialMultilingual2009, April to Present[73]Blocked
The Economisteconomist.comNewsEnglishApril 2016 – present[74][75]Blocked
ABCwww.abc.esNewsSpanish29 November 2021 – present[76]Blocked
Voice of Americawww.voanews.comNewsEnglishUnknown – present[77]Blocked
Radio Free Asiarfa.orgNews, broadcastingMultilingualUnknown – present[78][79]Blocked
NBCnbc.comBroadcastingEnglishJune 2019 – present[47]Unblocked
PBworkspbworks.comSharingEnglishJanuary 2011 – present[80]Blocked
The Epoch Timeswww.theepochtimes.comNewsEnglish2003–present[81]Blocked
The Epoch Times (Chinese edition)www.epochtimes.comNewsChinese1999–present[81]Blocked
HBOwww.hbo.comEntertainmentEnglishJune 2018 – present[82]Blocked
WIONwww.wionews.comNewsEnglishJuly 2020 – present[83]Blocked[84]
Hong Kong Free Presshongkongfp.comNewsEnglishNovember 2015 – present[85]Blocked
TikTokwww.tiktok.comSocialMultilingualJune 2020 – presentBlocked[86]
ChatGPTchatgpt.com

chat.openai.com
api.openai.com

Artificial IntelligenceMultilingual2023–presentBlocked[87]
Rockstar Gameswww.rockstargames.comGamingMultilingualUnknown–presentBlocked
GitHubgithub.comCode hostingEnglishJan 2013 – present[88]Partially blocked, sometimes could be accessed normally, sometimes inaccessible
Gist (GitHub)gist.github.comPastebinEnglishDec 2014 – presentBlocked
Hugging Facehuggingface.coArtificial IntelligenceMultilingual2023–presentBlocked[89]
Flipkartwww.flipkart.comOnline ShoppingMultilingualUnknown–presentBlocked
Zomatowww.zomato.comFood ServiceEnglishUnknown–presentBlocked
Clubhousewww.clubhouse.comSocialEnglishFebruary 2021 – presentBlocked[90]
Swiggywww.swiggy.comFood ServiceEnglishUnknown–presentBlocked
Truth Socialwww.truthsocial.comSocial MediaEnglishFebruary 2022 – presentBlocked[91][92]
National Weather Servicewww.weather.govWeatherEnglishUnknownUnblocked
Kanzhongguo

(English)

www.visiontimes.comNewspaperEnglishUnknown-presentBlocked[93]
Kanzhongguo

(Chinese)

www.secretchina.com

pdf.secretchina.com

NewspaperChineseUnknown-presentBlocked[94]
Microsoft CopilotCopilot.Microsoft.comArtificial IntelligenceMultilingualOctober 2024 – presentBlocked[95]
Telegramtelegram.orgMessagingMultilingualJuly 2015 – presentBlocked
Voice of America

(Chinese)

www.voachinese.comNewspaperChineseUnknown-presentBlocked
Teacher Li Is Not Your Teacher

(by a famousanti-CCP Twitter poster)

lilaoshibushinilaoshi.comBlogChineseJune About 2023–presentBlocked
Discogsdiscogs.comDatabase and Online ShoppingMultilingualUnknown-presentBlocked
JioSaavnjiosaavn.comMusic streamingMultilingualUnknown-presentBlocked
Pincongpincong.rocks
h.pincong.rocks		SocialChineseUnknown-presentBlocked[96][97]
China News Digestcnd.orgNewsChinese,English1997–presentBlocked[98]
Circle 19[99]www.circle19.orgNewsChinese、EnglishJuly 2025 – presentBlocked

See also

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External links

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  • Chinese Firewall Test - Instantly test if a URL is blocked by the Great Firewall of China in real time. Tests for both symptoms of DNS poisoning and HTTP blocking from a number of locations within mainland China.
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