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		<title>Online Stalking</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 29 Jul 2010 15:11:42 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[What ever you do online can be tracked.  Even if you are careful, there are still traces that lead back to you.  It does not have to be this way.  You can take control of your privacy.  This graphic shows the dangers of breached privacy on the Internet.

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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>What ever you do online can be tracked.  Even if you are careful, there are still traces that lead back to you.  It does not have to be this way.  You can take control of your privacy.  This graphic shows the dangers of breached privacy on the Internet.</p>
<p><a href="http://www.wordstream.com/articles/google-privacy-internet-privacy" onclick="pageTracker._trackPageview('/outgoing/www.wordstream.com/articles/google-privacy-internet-privacy?referer=');"><img src=" http://www.wordstream.com/images/google-privacy-infographic-600.jpg " border="0" alt="Google privacy infograhic: your privacy on the internet." /></a></p>
<p>Infographic by<a href="http://www.wordstream.com/" onclick="pageTracker._trackPageview('/outgoing/www.wordstream.com/?referer=');">WordStream Internet Marketing</a></p>
<p><strong>Take Control of Your Internet Privacy</strong></p>
<p>Here are  3 simple steps to control your privacy on the Internet:</p>
<ol>
<li>Never post personal information on the Internet.  Once information is on the web, it can be copied and shared without your permission.  Once posted, you&#8217;ve lost control over where it can appear.  What may seem harmless can lead to the wrong people having your information.</li>
<li>Use an anonymous proxy to hide your IP address.  Your IP address is one identifier that can lead back to you.  By hiding it you can throw would be stalkers off your trail.</li>
<li>Clear your cookies.  While normally cookies are not harmful, they do provide information back to websites you visit about your habits on their website.  This may or may not be something you care about.  It depends on the websites you visit.</li>
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		<title>Orwell was wrong, it is 2010, not 1984</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 28 Jun 2010 04:38:17 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Here we go again.  More on Big Brother.  The US government announced in June that US government  agencies  may track traffic and online behavior so that they can  better provide information and services for the people who visit their websites.
The stated purpose here is two-fold. First, the Obama administration wants   the [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Here we go again.  More on Big Brother.  The US government announced in June that US government  agencies  may track traffic and online behavior so that they can  better provide information and services for the people who visit their websites.</p>
<p>The stated purpose here is two-fold. First, the Obama administration wants   the government’s websites to be easier to navigate, and to become useful. Secondly, it wants to monitor your behavior on its websites to figure out what information was accessed the most and hence, potentially the most useful.</p>
<p>Privacy issues are crucial to the topic of  government  tracking and targeting, so much so that the government memorandum the Obama administration issued discusses it in the introduction. The government  is assuring  people that they shouldn’t be concerned about the  US government  watching their every online move.<span id="more-620"></span></p>
<p>“Any such uses must  not compromise or invade personal privacy,”states the document “It is important  to provide clear,  firm, and unambiguous protection against any uses  that would compromise  or invade personal privacy.</p>
<p>I&#8217;m sorry, but given how well the government does most things, do we really think they will get this right?  I&#8217;m not assuming ill intent or malice on anyone&#8217;s part.  I just assume that this is an area that we really don&#8217;t want them to get wrong.  If they do, and if the data is breached, this could be a privacy nightmare.</p>
<p>This is yet another reason why using an anonymous proxy is a good idea.  With a proxy, your identifying information, your IP address, is masked so that your specific information can&#8217;t be tracked.  However, even with an anonymous proxy, if you fill in information on a government website, they then know who you are.  An anonymous proxy can&#8217;t help you if you provide your personal data willingly.</p>
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		<title>Anonymous Proxy for Anonymous Surfing, Why</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 25 Jan 2010 03:39:12 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Anonymous proxy, what is it?  Why would someone need to be anonymous on the Internet?  What is anonymous surfing?  These are all reasonable questions.
Anonymous Proxy usage is on the rise.  This is because an anonymous proxy can help you bypass Internet restrictions or Internet censorship.  An anonymous proxy is an [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Anonymous proxy, what is it?  Why would someone need to be anonymous on the Internet?  What is anonymous surfing?  These are all reasonable questions.</p>
<p>Anonymous Proxy usage is on the rise.  This is because an anonymous proxy can help you bypass Internet restrictions or Internet censorship.  An anonymous proxy is an Internet server that you connect to and that appears to be your ISP&#8217;s Internet server to any site that you visit.  The websites that you visit when connected to an anonymous proxy see the proxies IP address and not the IP address of your ISP, or employer.  This helps bypass restrictions based on IP address.  If your IP address is banned or blocked, then by using the IP address of the anonymous proxy, you are bypassing the ban.</p>
<p>Anonymous surfing is slightly different.  In addition to hiding your IP address, anonymous surfing is the process of being invisible on the web.  With an anonymous proxy that encrypts your website traffic, you make virtually impossible for someone to monitor your Internet surfing.  All they will see is the encrypted traffic which is almost impossible to decipher.</p>
<p>When you surf anonymously by using encryption, then the data that you send not only can&#8217;t be read, its hard to block.  Let&#8217;s say that you are in mainland China and researching democracy.  By encrypting your searches, the Chinese government won&#8217;t know what you are looking for.  This bypasses the block on those searches.  Let&#8217;s also assume that the New York Times website is blocked by the Chinese.  Again, the URL that you enter into your browser is encrypted so it cannot be monitored.  This also means it can&#8217;t be blocked.</p>
<p>Anonymous Proxy and Anonymous Surfing are keys to being safe on the Internet.  Safe from hackers and thieves.  And safe from repressive governments.</p>
<p>For most of us, we don&#8217;t worry about being anonymous because we don&#8217;t live in a repressed society.  However, governments aren&#8217;t the only ones  watching you.  Hackers and thieves are watching you too.  Using an anonymous proxy can also protect you from would be thieves.</p>
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		<title>The  Types of Proxies</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 21 Jan 2010 02:19:58 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[With all the advantages the Internet has brought comes a new kind of crime. Internet crime is at an all time high. Thieves have learned that this is an easier way of robbing their victims than ever before. All they have to do is gain access to a person&#8217;s connection to the Internet and it [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>With all the advantages the Internet has brought comes a new kind of crime. Internet crime is at an all time high. Thieves have learned that this is an easier way of robbing their victims than ever before. All they have to do is gain access to a person&#8217;s connection to the Internet and it is possible to take their identity or their money. This is being committed even as you are reading this article. Accessing someone&#8217;s bank account, credit cards and other personal information through the World Wide Web is the way a thief can get by with his crime with the least likelihood of getting caught. Gone are the days when going on the Internet was not threatened by the possibility of malware and spy ware. When a thief gains access to your Internet connection, all the information you are sending on that connection is out in the open for the taking. Bank account numbers, credit card numbers &#8211; all manner of personal information &#8211; is no longer safe. How do you take steps to keep this from happening? One of the best ways is to have an anonymous proxy server. This is one solution to keep thieves from gaining knowledge about your connection to the Internet and in turn keeping your information safe.</p>
<p>What is an anonymous proxy, you may be asking? First of all, there are two types of anonymous proxies. The one that most people use is the web-based. This is because it is simple to find. All that is required is a search on the Google site for &#8220;anonymous proxy&#8221; and a vast amount of results will be shown. Choose one of the results and go to the site. An empty URL box will be shown and you need only type the web address of the place you want to visit. The anonymous proxy will then take you to this address without showing your IP address. When you leave the website there will not be a record of your having been there. The anonymous proxy acts as a combination protection and retrieval tool. It gets the website for you and keeps anyone from accessing your IP address. Your IP address can tell a thief where you are located. How many people do you want to know your name?<span id="more-593"></span></p>
<p>The second type of anonymous proxy is a software proxy. This is somewhat like the web-based one however, software proxies work by downloading a program to your computer. Many of the software programs are set up so that when the traffic from your browser goes through the IP servers to be changed, they are put through encryption.  This encryption protects the data stream so that a hacker cannot read what you are sending over the Internet.  Without encryption your data stream is wide open for anyone using a packet sniffer.  Unprotected Internet communications is one way that people lose their identity or their money.</p>
<p>Setting this up is a very simple process. All you have to do is download the software for the anonymous proxy server. The software you are using will have an icon on your desktop. Open the program from here and put in your user name and your password. The next thing will be to choose the anonymous proxy from the ones available that you wish to connect to and hit enter. Your computer will be connected to the server you chose. The browser you use can be opened and your IP address is changed to one from the software program. Eliminating your IP address from showing on whatever site you choose to visit is a terrific move. The electronic trail that is left by your computer every time you go online no longer leads back to your computer. It goes to the server company that has the program you are using. This type of anonymous proxy has more servers to handle the traffic they are getting so it is faster than the ones you can choose free from the Internet. In addition, you are not inundated with the advertisements often put on free proxy servers.</p>
<p>The whole process makes for a safe and secure way of doing anything online. Instead of them being able to have full access to all your pertinent information, the IP address is routed through anonymous proxy servers. This eliminates the chance of a hacker gaining control of your information while you are online. Using a wireless router or a laptop on a hotspot allows everything you are doing to be seen by those who are just waiting for an unsuspecting surfer to come along. Did you know that your ISP even has a log of everything you do on the Internet? The law says they have to keep a record of the sites you visit. Do you think this is anyone&#8217;s business besides yours? The best way to make sure no one knows what you are doing while you are online is to make use of the anonymous proxy software that encrypts your communication and keeps them private.</p>
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		<title>Anonymous Proxy Spam</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 19 Jan 2010 01:56:05 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Lately I&#8217;ve come across a number of websites that are promoting anonymous proxies.  These sites are filled with nonsensical articles and are designed to drive traffic to one or two anonymous proxy websites.  I guess I have to ask the question, if they are creating garbage websites just for the purpose of spamming the search [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Lately I&#8217;ve come across a number of websites that are promoting anonymous proxies.  These sites are filled with nonsensical articles and are designed to drive traffic to one or two anonymous proxy websites.  I guess I have to ask the question, if they are creating garbage websites just for the purpose of spamming the search engines, how good can their products be.</p>
<p>The proxy marketplace is filled with lots of companies.  We have a number of quality competitors that I know and respect.</p>
<p>Unfortunately, the anonymous proxy world overall is a scary place.  Many of these proxy companies are out to take your money one way or another.  Remember that when you are connected to an anonymous proxy server, everything you do goes through that server.  Do you really feel comfortable putting your personal information through a server owned by a company that may not be legitimate?</p>
<p>Before you buy anything online, make sure that you know who you are doing business with.  That is especially true with proxy companies and even software companies.  If you install something on your PC, then you are granting that program access to all your information.  Again, maybe this is not a big deal, but I like to know the source of anything I install on my PC.</p>
<p>One way to learn more about a company is to read their privacy policy or terms of service.  Then you can look up the company to learn more about them.  If you can&#8217;t find company information, run, don&#8217;t walk away.</p>
<p>On a related note, we get a lot of phone calls from people before they sign up for our service.  I think this is mostly to reassure them that we are indeed a real company with real people who stand behind our products.  Think that&#8217;s silly?  Try calling some of the other proxy companies out there.</p>
<p>Stay safe by knowing who you are doing business with.</p>
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		<title>How Anonymous Proxies Work</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 15 Dec 2009 01:01:32 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[With all the advantages the Internet has brought comes a new kind of crime. Identity theft is at an all time high. Thieves have learned that this is an easier way of robbing their victims than ever before. All they have to do is gain access to a person&#8217;s connection to the Internet and it [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><!--[endif]-->With all the advantages the Internet has brought comes a new kind of crime. Identity theft is at an all time high. Thieves have learned that this is an easier way of robbing their victims than ever before. All they have to do is gain access to a person&#8217;s connection to the Internet and it is possible to take their identity and their money. This is being committed even as you are reading this article. Accessing someone&#8217;s bank account, credit cards and other personal information through the world wide web is the way a thief can get by with his crime with the least likelihood of getting caught. Gone are the days when going on the Internet was not threatened by the possibility of malware and spy ware. When a thief gains access to your Internet connection, all the information you have used on that connection is out in the open for the taking. Bank account numbers, credit card numbers &#8211; all manner of personal information &#8211; is no longer safe. How do you take steps to keep this from happening? One of the best ways is to have an anonymous proxy server. This is one solution to keep thieves from gaining knowledge about your connection to the Internet and in turn keeping your information safe.What is an anonymous proxy, you may be asking?</p>
<p>First of all, there are two types of anonymous proxies. The one that most people use is the web-based. This is because it is simple to find. All that is required is a search on the Google site for &#8220;anonymous proxy&#8221; and a vast amount of results will be shown. Choose one of the results and go to the site. An empty URL box will be shown and you need only type the web address of the place you want to visit. The anonymous proxy will then take you to this address without showing your IP address. When you leave the website there will not be cookies from the site on your computer nor a record of your having been there. The anonymous proxy acts as a combination protection and retrieval tool. It gets the website for you and keeps anyone from accessing your IP address. Your IP address can tell a thief exactly where you are located. How many people do you want to know your name?<span id="more-576"></span></p>
<p>The second type of anonymous proxy is a software proxy. This is somewhat like the web-based one however, soft-ware proxies work by downloading a program to your computer. Many of the software programs are set up so that when the traffic from your browser goes through the IP servers to be changed, they are put through a 128 bit SSL encryption. There are several IP addresses for each location and they are changed on a regular schedule. This gives your computer many different IP addresses to use as long as you are online. The only way you can access your anonymous proxy server is by putting in a password and a username. In addition, these proxy servers do not look anything like what they are so they are not blocked or censored. The URL is also masked so that it does not look like a proxy. In addition when using this software all the locations you will be sent to are only accessed by others like you who are using a proxy server.</p>
<p>It is a very simple process. All you have to do is download the software for the anonymous proxy server. The software you are using will have an icon on your desktop. Open the program from here and put in your user name and your password. The next thing will be to choose the location from the ones available that you wish to connect to and hit enter. Your computer will be connected to the server you chose. The browser you use can be opened and your IP address miraculously is changed to one from the software program. Eliminating your IP address from showing on whatever site you choose to visit as well as keeping this site or any other from leaving tracking cookies on your computer is a terrific move. The electronic trail that is left by your computer every time you go online no longer leads back to your computer. It goes to the server company that has the program you are using. This type of anonymous proxy has more servers to handle the traffic they are getting so it is faster than the ones you can choose free from the Internet. In addition, you are not inundated with the advertisements often put on free proxy servers.</p>
<p>The whole process makes a much more safe and secure way of doing anything online. Instead of them being able to have full access to all your pertinent information, the IP address is routed through anonymous proxy servers. This eliminates the chance of a hacker gaining control of your information while you are online. Using a wireless router or a laptop on a hotspot allows everything you are doing to be seen by those who are just waiting for an unsuspecting surfer to come along. Did you know that your ISP even has a log of everything you do on the Internet? The law says they have to keep a record of the sites you visit. Do you think this is anyone&#8217;s business besides yours? The best way to make sure no one knows what you are doing while you are online is to make use of the anonymous proxy software that encrypts your communication and keeps them private. Every time you are online, companies can build profiles on you just by what you do. Where you go and what sites you visit are all used to build these profiles. When an unscrupulous individual is trying to see where you are surfing and anonymous proxy servers are used, the data is unreadable because it is encrypted. Your information is safe and the person with thoughts of stealing your information moves on to find someone else.</p>
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		<title>Anonymous Peer to Peer</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 08 Dec 2009 01:37:25 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[The Internet was originally created with one goal in mind; exchange information. This purpose has completely been manifested today, as we have so many avenues with which to share information. One person might get a funny email, and wishing to show it to all of his friends rather than poorly act it out and ruin [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The Internet was originally created with one goal in mind; exchange information. This purpose has completely been manifested today, as we have so many avenues with which to share information. One person might get a funny email, and wishing to show it to all of his friends rather than poorly act it out and ruin the humor, can simply forward the document to everyone in his or her address book online. Many media sites like Youtube are completely based around this sharing principle. The videos you put on there can be seen by anyone, and whether your dance was really good or just completely awful, all one has to do is hit a button and the video is being sent to everyone on their email list. While these are all legal and easy ways to share content while online, many people have invented more insidious means to violate user contracts and copyrighting laws. If you search a popular music video on YouTube, you will probably find some random user who has uploaded it, which is in direct violation of YouTube’s user contract, and will probably be taken down quickly. People also can put songs up on the Internet for others to listen to and download; which is also illegal. There is a new kind of sharing though, called P2P (or Peer-to-Peer) that has law makers scratching their heads.</p>
<p>While uploading a copyrighted video is obviously a direct violation of the artist’s rights, is sharing one with a friend? If you buy a CD and your friend wants to hear it as well, should they have to pay to listen to your copy? The answer to this is for most people a resounding no. Then why are these P2P networks being so scrutinized? The problem is, they create digital copies of the songs, which can them be dispersed online for free, and completely ripping off the artist. This is the problem, but shutting down these good natured P2P networks is not in the cards right now.</p>
<p>What needs to be discussed though is the danger these networks provide, and not just for the artist’s bank accounts. Since anyone can upload anything to these networks, there can be some shady activity going on. While YouTube is the principles, this conduit of media has active virus scans and would not allow that to happen anyway, a feature that maybe one percent of all P2P networks enjoy. This means that somebody could have titled something to read as what it really isn’t and could have laced a tracking or crashing virus onto the file to hook onto your computer.</p>
<p>P2P networks can be a godsend if used correctly, but beware of their risks. You can enjoy using them if you just adequately protect yourself when surfing one. An anonymous proxy can stop trackers from latching onto your connection by changing your IP address, which is the system most use to follow someone online. With your new IP address, no one will be able to stalk you online.</p>
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		<title>To Be, (Anonymous) or Not To Be</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 13 Nov 2009 18:01:53 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Anonymity is important and is present everywhere in life. You can be anonymous in a figurative manner, like just one person in a crowd of thousands on the populous streets of New York City, or you can be anonymous just as a voter in a United States election. Can you imagine not being anonymous while [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Anonymity is important and is present everywhere in life. You can be anonymous in a figurative manner, like just one person in a crowd of thousands on the populous streets of New York City, or you can be anonymous just as a voter in a United States election. Can you imagine not being anonymous while you are voting? What about everyone seeing you pick your candidate of choice, and then having your name and choice broadcasted to the world? Voting is a highly personal act; no one can tell you how to vote, and only you can make the final decision of who to choose. People do not go around asking each other who they voted for; in fact, teachers and other educational staff are under oath not to tell for whom their sympathies and opinions lie, for they might influence their impressionistic students. If everyone knew who you voted for, life could be a bit dangerous. There are extremists of everything, and the political battle is no different. On both sides, there are people who might even kill to further their candidate and lower the opposition’s forces by one more. Voting is just one thing though, and anonymity spans a wide strata of daily life.</p>
<p>Think about being online; for most things and applications on the computer, you have a screen name, user name, log in code, call it what you will. This combination of numbers and letters is supposed to be a mask to hide you from the rest of the Internet, this is why you are advised or even forbidden to use your name or any other identifying details about yourself in your online name. Imagine if every one online knew everybody’s else’s real identity; the Internet would not run correctly! Who would sign onto the anonymous comment sites and share their real or dissenting opinion on some highly controversial issue if they knew everyone else knew who they were and they could be judged or get in trouble for their words?<br />
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The user name is not infallible however, and sometimes people can break through or decode it. Obviously if you tell a friend your name and user name this is okay, as you will have a certain amount of trust in that person and know they will not use it for ill means, but you don’t want to tell some random stranger about your life and personal details. Nor would you give them these details if they asked you directly. Directly is the key word here, as there are many ways to surreptitiously hack into someone’s computer and find out a bunch of information about them.</p>
<p>Don’t let this happen to you; don’t let a stranger steal your information. Use an anonymous proxy and ensure anonymous browsing through a secure tunnel of access for you and your family. By using your private proxy, you can surf the web anonymously and ensure that no one is sifting through your documents trying to steal information from you; or just trying to find out your political preferences!</p>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 02 Nov 2009 02:55:16 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[When you represent some sort of organization, whether it be a school, business, or a non profit, you assume the responsibility of their identity and the well being of it onto your person. When you are out there being a part of the organization in question, you become an avatar of it, and people will [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>When you represent some sort of organization, whether it be a school, business, or a non profit, you assume the responsibility of their identity and the well being of it onto your person. When you are out there being a part of the organization in question, you become an avatar of it, and people will connect what you do and who you are with the thing you are representing. This can be a double edged sword: if you do well, your company looks good, and if not, you can be in for some hard times. If a business man is the head of a big name company and decided to hold a charity for some degenerative disease and raises a lot of money and gives it away, it brings good P.R. (public relations) back to the business. Those who believe in karma think that if they do good, they will receive good, and vice versa. On the other hand, if the business man falls into the public eye with some sort of scandal such as a DUI charge, their business could be forever associated with the crime and fail quickly.</p>
<p>This situation happened recently with a couple of high school football players. When they joined the team, they signed a contract with their coach saying that they would always abstain from drugs and alcohol and that they would maintain a good image, for their image reflected the entire football team’s. About halfway into the season, after a major and crushing victory, the team in question had a party to celebrate. The football players who had previously signed the contract started drinking, and actually ended up getting pulled over for underage drinking and driving under the influence. The coach immediately, even though they were the star players, cut them from the team. Ever since, many jokes and puns have been made about the team and their partying habits; they could never be taken seriously again.<br />
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While these players directly violated a contract they had forged with their coach who had trusted them, often times the circumstances have some mitigating factors that are rarely considered. Whether or not this is the case is not important, it is the principle of the matter. While these guys did something wrong, many people are illegally “searched” via their computers every day for information.</p>
<p>While the Patriot Act is something started by the government, spy ware is not. These programs are used by hackers who are trying to break into your system for a variety of reasons. Perhaps they want to find out what you do in your spare time, try and steal personal information from you, or try and find something to incriminate you with. Don’t let these hackers hurt your reputation unjustifiably; use an anonymous proxy server and browse anonymously to prevent being hacked and stolen from. These criminals are skilled and it will take more than average defenses to keep them out, but an anonymous proxy server will do the job and then some.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[Every Internet user knows the hassle of constantly popping up advertisements and other flashing ads on the side of their screen. While most just view this as the trade-off that they give while surfing the free Internet, some are a bit more worried. And with good reason; recently, a new practice has begun: behavioral advertising. [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Every Internet user knows the hassle of constantly popping up advertisements and other flashing ads on the side of their screen. While most just view this as the trade-off that they give while surfing the free Internet, some are a bit more worried. And with good reason; recently, a new practice has begun: behavioral advertising. This will actually go into your browsing history, scan it to determine your interests, and then put ads all around your page based on it. It is a bit invasive, and completely involuntary.</p>
<p>The premise is simple; give people ads that they might actually consider. Imagine a dainty young woman into flowers, teacups, and all things cute and cuddly. If while on a beauty website, she encounters an ad for a protein shake that is guaranteed to put on fifteen percent more muscle in one week, she probably isn’t going to even think about clicking it. On the other end of the spectrum, if a muscle-bound college kid is managing his fantasy football team, and an ad for a miracle garden solution pops up, he probably won’t think twice before exiting it out.</p>
<p>These may be a bit extreme, but everyone has had something like this occur. One can see two sides of the coin to this new behavioral advertising; one is good and puts ads that you may actually consider on your screen, and another is bad and completely invades your privacy without permission.<br />
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While these invasive ads may seem to violate privacy laws, they actually don’t. The ISPs will allow them to do so on their customers because the ads will pay them a percentage of their profits. This still doesn’t quell the public’s concerns… someone is getting into their personal and private browsing history and compromising their anonymous browsing experience online. Although the people are outraged and concerned, there truly is little they can do.</p>
<p>Well, little they can do in the form of laws and regulations anyway. If you want to avoid these advertisers and their hands-on tactics, try using an anonymous proxy server. When you download your private proxy for just a few dollars a month, you will quickly see it was money well spent.</p>
<p>This useful piece of software actually changes your IP address, which will thwart any possible hackers or trackers, as your IP address is the key to any data you have on your computer. The best anonymous proxy servers will actually have an encryption service built right in, which can encode all of your Internet traffic so it looks like hieroglyphics to any snoopers.</p>
<p>This serves two purposes; first, it protects you from hackers and other criminal scum, and secondly, it scrambles all of your data so the behavioral advertisers can’t read any of it. If they can’t read it, they can’t try and forcefully solicit their products to you. <strong>An anonymous proxy is the perfect remedy</strong> for a situation that will plague the public for quite a while before somebody finally does something about it. Don’t let your ISP give away your information for a profit, secure your browsing with an anonymous proxy now and never let anyone in on your documents again.</p>
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