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T-mobile was doing this in the US but only blocking certain ports when talking to my home server, might try putting it on a non-standard port as well and see if you can access the service then.
Oh I know some ports are ok. My SSH and WireGuard get through. Port 80 is redirected to a block page place holder and 443 is interfered with so SSL fails.
Okay, so just run it on a different port.
Tried it. Makes no odds.
Interestingly it's fine if I use the static IP directly.
They are doing some packet inspection by the looks of it. Some rule like:
On IP address found from duckdns, mess with SSL and rewrite HTTP to go to this block page.
That is weird then. I'd change dynamic DNS providers.
I don't know which other ones they have done this to. Also it's a faff to move domain now. If I'd move domain, I'd just buy one as the IP is static.