Blocked Websites Map
Which sites are blocked, throttled, or DNS-spoofed per country. Live probes from residential and datacenter nets, continuously updated. By Vigil monitor.
BlockMap is an interactive map showing internet freedom levels and service blocks by country. We track availability of VPN providers, Tor network, popular social networks (Facebook, Twitter/X, Instagram), messengers (Telegram, WhatsApp, Signal) and other resources.
Colors on the map reflect internet freedom level. Green — most services available. Yellow — partial blocks. Orange — significant restrictions. Red — heavy censorship.
BlockMap is useful for travelers, remote workers, journalists and anyone planning trips to countries with internet restrictions.
Frequently Asked Questions about BlockMap
What does BlockMap show?
BlockMap is an interactive map showing internet blocking levels by country. Colors correspond to freedom level: from green (full access) to red (heavy censorship).
How to read levels and colors on the map?
Green — free access. Yellow — partial blocks. Orange — significant restrictions, VPN blocks. Red — heavy censorship: VPN, Tor, messengers blocked.
Where does blocking data come from?
Data is collected from Freedom House, Access Now, OONI reports and WHOX user testing results. Information is regularly updated.
Who benefits from BlockMap?
Travelers, remote workers, journalists and anyone interested in the state of internet freedom worldwide.
Data: availability of 31 major websites across 99+ countries • Updated 2026