How to Handle False Blocking

This guide explains how to handle false blocking issues, including temporarily disabling protection, adding services to the whitelist, and temporarily suspending services.

Some services are considered necessary by some users but viewed as personal information collection or advertising by others. For example, WeChat and Alipay may contain small programs that mix services with ads, making them unusable. Payment redirects such as parking lots or vending machines may also fail to function properly.

If strict blocking rules are set, these services may be blocked, causing service disruptions.

Temporarily Disable Protection

If you need an urgent, temporary solution, you can resolve the issue by temporarily disabling protection, which typically takes effect within 10 seconds.

Temporarily Disable Protection

Add Service to Whitelist

For services used long-term, you can add them to the whitelist to prevent future blocking. This usually takes effect within 10 seconds.

Add Service to Whitelist

Temporarily Suspend Settings

Public service users can resolve the issue by temporarily suspending the service, which typically takes effect within 60 seconds.

Temporarily Suspend Settings