If you’re still seeing CloudVeil block pages after uninstalling CloudVeil for Mac, your device may still have CloudVeil DNS servers set in your network settings.
Step 1: Open DNS Settings
- Open Settings
- Go to Network
- Select your active connection (Wi-Fi or Ethernet)
- Click Details
- Go to the DNS tab
Step 2: Look for DNS Servers
Check for any of these:
- 104.248.104.66
- 198.58.111.139
- 2604:a880:cad:d0::b9a8:6001
- 2600:3c00:e000:ab5::1
Step 3: Remove Them
- Select each CloudVeil DNS entry
- Click the “–” (minus) button to remove it
Step 4: Refresh Your Connection
- Close your browser completely
- Open Terminal
- Run:
sudo killall -HUP mDNSResponder
- Enter your password (you won’t see it while typing)
Result
You should now be able to browse without CloudVeil block pages.
Still Having Issues?
- Restart your device
- Contact support if the issue continues
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