This period: zero new domains added, zero domains removed. No major list showed any activity. Not a single high-consensus block or notable entry in any of the usual sources.

No Removals, No False Positives Corrected

Usually, at least one domain gets pulled as a false positive or by special request. Not this time. If you were waiting for a fix to an accidental block, you’ll have to keep waiting.

No High-Consensus Blocks

It’s rare to see no domains added to three or more lists simultaneously. This means there were no major new trackers, ad servers, or analytics endpoints catching the attention of multiple maintainers. Either the trackers are getting sneakier, or it’s just a slow week for innovation in surveillance.

Curated Lists: No New Threats

EasyPrivacy, EasyList, DDG Tracker Radar, Peter Lowe’s, uBlock Privacy, and Disconnect all reported no new domains. A boring period is a good reminder to double-check your own allowlists and false positive reports. If something’s broken, it’s not because of a fresh block.

No Unexpected Collateral Damage

No recognizable SaaS, news, or CDN domains landed on any blocklists. Your MarTech stack is safe, at least for now. If your tracking broke this week, don’t blame the blocklists.

Numbers This Period

Next digest drops October 4, 2026. For domain lookups, visit isblocked.fyi.