You have tried to access a web page which is in violation of your internet usage poli

[nakulkundra]

I was using internet at night at home on my MACBOOK PRO, i tried updating the itunes, but also got a new Security update security update 2011-005

updated it and shut down the system, now in morning when i tried usnig the internet, i am getting the following error every time,

you have tried to access a web page which is in violation of your internet usage policy

I tried restarting the MacBook
Tried loging in by different username
Tried using internet at different ISP aswell
Please Help !!

 

[GGJstudios]

Did you try resetting your browser, clearing your cache and cookies? Check with your ISP to see if they have issues or any sites blocked? Try a different browser?

 

[blueroom]

OP what ISP, which web site and what country are you in?

 

[swedefish]

Is this a company or school issued computer? If so, just contact your IT helpdesk or IT admin.

 

[nakulkundra]

Did you try resetting your browser, clearing your cache and cookies? Check with your ISP to see if they have issues or any sites blocked? Try a different browser?

ITS my personal MAC Book Pro,
Tested on ISPs : AIRTEL and MTNL
Country India
Tried resetting Safari and also Firefox

Please Help

 

[alphaod]

What site is this?

 

[Funkatronic]

ITS my personal MAC Book Pro,
Tested on ISPs : AIRTEL and MTNL
Country India
Tried resetting Safari and also Firefox

Please Help

This seems to be some kinda Network Admin issue, (Probably if it's a work/college network) not your ISP.. unless you've overused your FUP on both Airtel and MTNL

Although if you exceed FUP on Airtel the page it shows is differrent.

Edit: OP, what DNS are you using?

 

[gorskiegangsta]

This sounds like an internet filtering software message. Did this happen while you were connected to an office or a university network?
My university network filter blocks certain websites, such as download/torrent websites, pr0n websites, and most content/media streaming websites. Undoubtedly, they do it to conserve bandwidth first and foremost, but also to comply with copyright policies.