Feedback, Complaints or Problems

Just wanted to let you guys know that Xfinity seems to not like you at the moment. I fought with it yesterday like crazy but found a work around.

I launched a standalone trainer (using Witcher EE), which gave me an invalid trainer user warning. Clicked on the cheathappens.com banner to head to the site, and Edge brought up the warning from Xfinity's SafeBrowse. Clicked "Proceed Anyway" and made it to the site. Interestingly enough, it's just Edge that SafeBrowse shows up in - Chrome has been running everything just fine, but as a result, I couldn't "Proceed Anyway" and all my traffic to/from the site through the trainer was getting blocked.

This morning ... everything stopped working again. Except I wasn't getting the SafeBrowse.io notification at all. Eventually I made it into Edge and did a full browser history/cookies/cache/everything clear. Launched the trainer, went through the steps again, and the SafeBrowse.io warning finally showed back up to proceed through.

But yeah. Apparently Xfinity and their SafeBrowse.io nonsense is really grumpy with cheathappens.com.

And just a quick update since.. well, it has progressed into blocking cheathappens.com period. SSL Protocol Error. See screenshot of me browsing on WiFi. But even the direct-cable PC gets it. It's all on Xfinity's side. Apparently there is some user account setting for them that will allow people to turn off "advanced security features" which may resolve this issue.

Thanks for the info. Perhaps you can contact Xfinity support and ask them to unblock us before we have to get our lawyers involved?

Go here and report it:

spa.xfinity.com/report

www.xfinity.com/support/articles/using-xfinity-xfi-advanced-security
Remember this from awile ago. They do have their own security

Ummm, I have xfinity and so far, I have no issues with them I'm even using their router. It could be something new that they are rolling out

[Edited by Nook, 10/2/2022 4:22:31 PM]

We turned off the Xfi Advanced Security and everything is working fine. It was also reported via the above link. SS attached for that, FYI.

Hopefully it's resolved soon, with little legal need. But it will be an issue for other Xfinity users for the time being. The entire situation is comcastic. Yay.