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Post by Operator on Apr 5, 2009 4:35:31 GMT -5
I haven't messed with all that stuff since high-school, which was 10 years ago. If anybody can provide information on how to protect your IP while online, it would probably be useful. Also, what are the pros and cons of doing this, and is it legal/foolproof?
I'm actually on an open wireless network, but still, I don't count on anything to be able to protect my identity, really.
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Post by spider on Apr 5, 2009 4:48:59 GMT -5
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Post by Tacgnol on Apr 5, 2009 7:27:05 GMT -5
If your running Firefox you can get the FireProxy extension then google a free proxy.
There's thousands of them.
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Post by spider on Apr 5, 2009 8:33:03 GMT -5
if you get banned from /b/ dont bother trying to use one to get on because they already block most proxies
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Post by atrasicarius on Apr 5, 2009 15:29:45 GMT -5
if you get banned from /b/ dont bother trying to use one to get on because they already block most proxies Not that I've noticed. All my usual proxies work fine on /b/. |
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Post by iberon on Apr 15, 2009 8:53:40 GMT -5
www.torproject.orgRead the FAQ among other things it will allow for a moderately anonymous time on the internet and i believe is relevant to this Forum. it uses inbuilt proxy with the ability to "change identity" which is really only bouncing your data off a different server/router though i find it usually very effective but then again not everyone trawls malignant sites and such.
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Post by scartcticcg on Apr 16, 2009 4:09:55 GMT -5
www.torproject.orgRead the FAQ among other things it will allow for a moderately anonymous time on the internet and i believe is relevant to this Forum. it uses inbuilt proxy with the ability to "change identity" which is really only bouncing your data off a different server/router though i find it usually very effective but then again not everyone trawls malignant sites and such. Exept it makes my computer think that I'm in Germany, so that means that I get German youtube google and hotmail! |
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