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anyone know of a good proxy cuz my school blocked proxys and very few work but some do work. any1 have any? - Mr JL AUDIO - 11-19-2012 03:11 AM
i used 2 b able 2 use secretcommunication.biz and that worked 4 a while but no they blocked most proxy sites so duz any1 know any realy good proxies??? like i said ont say secretcommunication.biz cuz they blocked that and i used 2 use it but uh yea some giveing me the name of a proxy 2 bypass the block would b amazing
- Jim - 11-19-2012 03:19 AM
Did you know the blocks are ordered by the Department of Education implementing US government policy.
If your school failed to block sites, the Department of Education would remove all classroom computers from your school.
Aside from that, bypassing official blocks amounts to Tampering - a criminal misdemeanor.
- Chaos Punk - 11-19-2012 03:19 AM
Dude just give up. As soon as they find what proxy you're using they'll just block that one too. It's pointless.
- rediyan - 11-19-2012 03:19 AM
i have two proxy site, i usually use this if i and my friend need to by pass some site
1. http://www.onlythis.info
2.http://www.justhidethis.info
tell your friend and have a nice surf ... thanks
- Wendell - 11-19-2012 03:19 AM
Trying to get around the Internet filtering system to into banned web sites is a violation of school computer policy, you'll get detentions, suspended from school or banned from using school computers when you get caught. Use school computers for school work and do your personal web surfing at home.
- Viper - 11-19-2012 03:19 AM
None should work. Any proxies posted here are almost certainly already on proxy lists that schools admin and the content blocking software subscribes to. So they are likely already blocked.
School's are legally bound by the federal Children's Internet Protection Act to block proxies and the like.
Schools have to take this seriously to get certain technology funding.
All the proxies you try should be blocked by your school. That is because most schools use content blocking software. It blocks proxies 98% of the time because of their content (that they are a proxy), not because of the web address.
Also there are admins like me securing the system, adding any the system may miss (listed on proxy lists and even here) by adding them to the DNS blacklist.
You are very very unlikely to find one that works and even then it will only work for a short time until they know you are using it.
Your risking your computer rights/detention/suspension by trying to bypass their security.
- Smiter - 11-19-2012 03:19 AM
Here's a few different web proxies:
http://webshortcut.info
http://gogrill.info
http://unblockbypass.com
http://relay.us.to
http://bypass.it.cx
- Urjehghg A - 11-19-2012 03:19 AM
Unblock your favorite websites with this proxies
invisible.ueuo.com
darkking.freevar.com
netheaven.6te.net
internetprince.6te.net
I hope it would be helpfully for you
- shawn - 11-19-2012 03:19 AM
All of the modern firewalls filters like Websense can detect a proxy as soon as you connect to it. It’s actually incredibly trivial to do. The filtering software just tries to connect to the address in question. If it gets a response it’s a proxy and it’s then blocked. The only question is whether the system is set to auto block or if it emails or texts the admin and lets him do it manually, which can buy a few hours.
What needs to be considered is that in using a proxy to unblock school and work networks you are breaking numerous laws. Hacking a government (most schools are government run) security system is not legal. At work, you are probably also breaking laws about hacking as well as violating your employment agreement. Getting fired or suspended from school is a definite possibility at the least.
Even if you do get a proxy to work for a bit what do you get? A lot of these are hacker pots designed to either steal your information or plant bots on your computer that they can use. They use them to hide their identity by working through your computer and its internet connection. The recent Facebook and Twitter DDOS attacks that took down their entire networks is a classic example of what people using proxies and getting infected enables.
Even if it’s not a hacker pot it’s probably loaded with advertisements as that’s how the owner is making money. In either case the owner has no incentive to provide fast response or high bandwidth. The owner of the proxy is using you and delivering very little back to you. In fact, there is a good chance they are data mining you so they can sell your information to advertisers who want to target their ads. In most cases advanced web site features won’t work and only basic access will be available anyway.
At the end of the day you’re just wasting a lot of time that could be spent doing something more productive at best and risking your computer and more at the worst.
Read more about anonymous and free proxy servers below.
http://www.personalvpn.org/danger_proxy_servers.htm
- me - 11-19-2012 03:19 AM
you can try these proxy:
http://www.InvisibleFree.com
http://TopBrowse.co.cc
http://www.KeepSecret.info
http://www.Accessme.info
http://www.funonline.tk
You can also join this group to receive fresh proxies every week in your email inbox :
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/listproxyku/join