Apple Support 403

Apple is not going to block your IP address.

If your ISP got onto some larger Spamhause block list this is always possible— you can always ask your Internet Service provider to check your DNS/ IP numbers. https://www.spamhaus.org/

I would check that Apple server are not down—

https://www.apple.com/support/systemstatus/

I suspect the 403 error is a temporary error on Apple's side and you can try later.

Always advised to try a different browser as a local test, to verify the same results

This is a technical support forum specifically for Apple products. If you can connect to the site using cellular data, but you can not connect to the same site while on WiFi, then the problem is with your WiFi network or your ISP. Those are both out of scope for these forums.

Now... if you would like help figuring out whatever problem you were originally trying to reach Apple to solve, feel free to ask. So far, you have not asked a question about something that is in scope for these forums.

As I thought so as wel, untill I disconnect from the WiFi, connect on 3g and reload the page to then be able to access. Weird isn’t it!?!??

You have posted in the macOS High Sierra forum.— with a iPhone problem.

It seems you have your resolve. The wifi ISP is getting blocked, however your cellular provider is not blocked.

good computing !

Apple did not block you.

Please remove your tinfoil hat. This is not some great conspiracy to provide you with poor service.

It's much more likely that there is something wrong with your network or ISP.

Error 403 on Safari and Mac OS X

• Generally this is an identification error. This occurs when you try to access an option that requires an electronic certificate, and when the browser cannot detect one, it has been damaged or if it has not been selected correctly.
• If the electronic certificate is a cryptographic card (e.g. DNIe), close the browser, reconnect the reader and reopen the browser to access the procedure.
• If you are using an electronic DNI, follow the indications on the 'Connection error with electronic DNI with Mac OS X', available in our useful links at the end of this help point.
• If you have a software-based certificate and are using Safari, you need to make sure that the electronic certificate is installed in Keychain Access. You can check the certificates installed under Keychain Access by going to 'Finder', 'Applications', 'Utilities'. Go to 'Start session', 'Certificates', and check whether your personal certificate appears in this store.

https://www.agenciatributaria.es/AEAT.internet/en_gb/Inicio/Ayuda/_comp_Consultas_informaticas/Categorias/Firma_digital__certificado_o_DNIe__y_sistema_Cl_ve_PIN/Certificados_electronicos/Posibles_errores_en_el_uso_del_certificado_electronico/Error_de_conexion_e_identificacion_con_certificado/Dispone_de_firma_digital__certificado_o_DNI_electronico____Error_403/Certificado_instalado_en_Mac_O_SX/403_en_Safari_y_Mac_OS_X/403_en_Safari_y_Mac_OS_X.shtml

It doesn't matter what kind of explanation you get, you're not going to accept it.

Please move on. If you think Apple is blocking you, then call them and ask.

Until someone can answer me how I got blocked and convince me it wasn’t apple intentionally, I will keep my doubts to wether it was coincidental.

Good luck then, because you're not going to get an answer to that here.

Of the millions of Apple users, do you think your are important enough as an individual for Apple to spend time and resources on to block? I think you are going down the wrong path with your conspiracy theory.

Do you have a technical question for this user community?