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	<title>Private Proxy Blog &#187; Anonymous Proxy</title>
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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.

Infographic byWordStream Internet Marketing
Take Control of Your Internet [...]]]></description>
			<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>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>
		<dc:creator>admin</dc:creator>
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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>Proxy Surfing Defeats Creative Criminals</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 23 Dec 2009 04:21:35 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Creative criminals: with its nice alliterative ring, it sounds like a harmonious title of a reality show. Or perhaps some blooper reel where the “creative” is in a less reverent sense. This is nothing to do with television though, but rather another medium: technology. The human race had its humble roots with a barbaric caveman [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Creative criminals: with its nice alliterative ring, it sounds like a harmonious title of a reality show. Or perhaps some blooper reel where the “creative” is in a less reverent sense. This is nothing to do with television though, but rather another medium: technology. The human race had its humble roots with a barbaric caveman who first struck fire and was maddened and frightened by its implications, although he probably did not know what “implications” were. Soon enough though, or really through millions of years of natural selection, we found ourselves in the year 1950. At this point technology is just making its strong debut, with the radio and the television dominating the airwaves and creating sparks in the minds of the greats who will bring us even more advanced technology later.</p>
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<p>Although we did not know it the abstract concept of a grassroots link between users would be manifested to the tangible, yet paradoxically intangible, Internet. This system allowed people to set up their own sites via the WWW service, and brought about many great things. Unfortunately, it is through the Internet that we find ourselves the victims of some of the most creative criminals.</p>
<p>The creation of MySpace, FaceBook, and other social networking sites where people can communicate to one another through personalized profiles and comment, blog, and rate each others own pictures brought about a social revolution. People became addicted to these sites, and soon enough criminals began to notice and try and exploit the general public’s naivete regarding Internet safety. Through the wonderful power of deceit the Internet provides, these ingenious crooks posed as friends of some people, and lured them into the real world to steal, abduct, etc. The more sophisticated criminals even earned themselves a special title of reverence: a hacker. These hackers manipulated computer infrastructure and security systems to go right into people’s documents or bank accounts and take whatever they want.<br />
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Some criminals have learned the enigmatic arts of intercepting online conversations, and using the possibly embarrassing information as a blackmail tool, to get the person to pay up or their sensitive secret is spilled to everyone. The zenith of criminal achievement through the hacker is by far identity theft. These hackers, by accumulating certain identifying and personal pieces of information from a person, can actually exploit the power of the Internet to, online, become that person. Very useful if they wish to buy a variety of expensive items online but do not have the money to do so themselves.</p>
<p>What the public doesn’t know and the hackers wish to keep a secret is the anonymous proxy server. This private proxy will enable you to surf the Internet incognito, and have high bit encryption services cover all of your tracks,, so that some hacker cannot get into anything of yours. Surf anonymously online through an anonymous proxy and circumvent even the most creative criminal!</p>
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		<title>IP Address &#8211; What is it?</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 20 Dec 2009 03:39:15 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[For many people, their Internet service is something that happens as though by magic, but if you are curious about learning more about how your computer gets online and communicates with other machines, you are going to find that you need to think about your IP address. The term IP address is one that comes [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>For many people, their Internet service is something that happens as though by magic, but if you are curious about learning more about how your computer gets online and communicates with other machines, you are going to find that you need to think about your IP address. The term IP address is one that comes up with regular frequency when you are thinking about computers and networking and even if you know where to find it, you might not be able to explain what it means or what it does. When you are thinking about learning more about networking and when you want some simple answers as to what an IP address is and what it does, there are some things that you need to keep in mind.</p>
<p>In the first place, remember that the term itself is short for “Internet Protocol.” This is a label that has been applied to allow you to connect to a wider network, and if you are on the Internet, you are using an IP address to get there. Remember, though, that you are looking at something that has several functions. For instance, websites have IP addresses too; from your computer&#8217;s point of view, they are both a pathway as well as a location. When you are thinking about the way your computer interacts on the network, remember that it should act as your passport. If you are not getting an IP address, you are not going to be getting online at all. Your IP address is something that is granted to you by your Internet service provider, or your ISP. In many cases, you will be able to simply plug your computer into the wall or into your cable modem, depending on what your service consists of, and you will be able to get online right away. In many cases, you will first need to deal with authenticating yourself to your ISP, and you need to verify that you have service with them, but it usually takes very little time at all. With a greater interest in convenience and speed, there are companies which are deliberately working for plug and play Internet, where you can plug your computer in and simply start surfing as you please. This can make a huge difference to the way that you connect.<span id="more-580"></span></p>
<p>When you are thinking about your IP address, remember that things that are not your ISP that can still hand out IP addresses. For example, take a look at your wireless router, whether you use it at work or at home. You are only going to be getting one IP address through the router, but the router arranges the information so that multiple devices can use the connection at once. Remember that the IP address that is given out by your ISP is going to go through your router and then the router will generate an IP address for your computers. An IP address that begins with 192.168.1.0 or 192.168.1.1 is a sign that you are being given an address by a router rather than a direct connection.</p>
<p>When you want to learn more about networking in general., you need to look into being able to tell the difference between an IP address and a MAC address. Though people often confuse them, the truth of the matter is that they do not have a great deal in common. At the most basic level, a MAC address is simply a twelve character long string of numbers and letters; typically, when they are written down, they are divided into pairs through the use of dashes. If you have a device that can connect to the Internet, that device will have a MAC address. A MAC address can be used to identify a machine on the system and you will find that this can be an important security feature. When machines go through a router, the network as a whole can only see the MAC address of the router, not the machines behind it. Take some time and learn how to find your own computer&#8217;s MAC address. You will discover that one way to secure a network is to make sure that it is only open to a certain list of MAC addresses; as all devices have different MAC addresses, this is a more secure way to take care of a network.</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>Using an Anonymous Proxy While Deployed Overseas</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 12 Dec 2009 02:50:59 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[The men and women of the United States Armed Forces are overseas right now fighting for your freedom. They made this choice on their own yes, but it is a choice they made because they love the idea of freedom, and because they want to better themselves and their country. Remember it is not a [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The men and women of the United States Armed Forces are overseas right now fighting for your freedom. They made this choice on their own yes, but it is a choice they made because they love the idea of freedom, and because they want to better themselves and their country. Remember it is not a choice that is made lightly by any means. It is something that they considered, and probably for several months. In the end they decided that fighting for freedom and making a stand was worth more than anything-even their own lives. That being the case they signed the papers, they boarded a plane, and now they sit thousands of miles away from home. Fortunately there have been some innovations that have provided soldiers with more entertainment than they would have had access to in the past. These innovations are centered around the internet.</p>
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<p>So what would a soldier want to access on the web. Believe it or not, one of the things they do is watch TV online. They can catch their favorite programs or watch hockey. Most of the TV networks put their some of their latest episodes online. For others, they can access media sites that aggregate content. Another source for media is the online newspapers like the New York Times. Or maybe they want to read their home town newspaper online. Today most, if not all papers, have an online version. So between TV, sports, and newspapers, they can catch up on the latest US media and news.</p>
<p>Instead of TV, they might be on social networking sites like FaceBook or MySpace. For those who have not served in the military, you can&#8217;t imagine how much of a gift these sites are to lonely young men and women far from home. With a click of the mouse, they can see friends and loved ones. They can catch up on the latest happenings in their families or circle of friends. They can see videos, pictures and general updates. And maybe, just maybe, some of the loneliness might go away. Sure, they are still at the front. Sure they are still in harm&#8217;s way. But they have a connection back to their normal every day lives. Unfortunately, they can&#8217;t always connect back to these US sites. You&#8217;d think the web is available everywhere.<br />
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The purpose of companies streaming their television shows onto the internet is so that people will see them, and eventually decide to buy them on DVD. People outside the country however will not be able to buy these because they are simply unavailable. Companies decided that they were actually losing money because such people couldn&#8217;t get a hold of their products! They didn&#8217;t seem to consider all of the people IN the United States that were buying. After all, what could it hurt if a few foreigners watched an episode of The Office, or even Stargate Universe? Well you wouldn&#8217;t think that it could hurt at all, but the production companies didn&#8217;t quite see it that way. For this reason they started to block IP addresses outside of the United States. The same went for several social networking websites because they suffered from the same advertisement problem. This however did not stop the military personnel from viewing their favorite websites. They instead turned to proxies.</p>
<p>For those who don&#8217;t know, a proxy is a server that one can connect to. This server will then connect you to the internet via it&#8217;s own connection. What does this accomplish? It provides you with a new IP address which is based in the United States. You are not visiting websites via your own connection, but instead you are using the ISP that the proxy subscribes to. What you&#8217;re dealing with there is surfing the internet using a computer across the ocean. The moral aspect is up to you, but if you get a proxy with decent encryption, the ISP you use overseas will never know the difference. This is also a great way to protect your privacy. By using a proxy you will be able to hide your identity while catching up on your favorite shows. The one thing you don&#8217;t want to do in a war zone is broadcast who you are and what you are doing. With that in mind, start shopping for a good proxy today. Once you arrange a good one, you will be able to sit back, relax, and enjoy your favorite shows.</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>Using an Anonymous Proxy in our Surveillance Society</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 23 Nov 2009 19:53:54 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Do you ever get that feeling that someone is following you, someone is watching you? Don’t quickly jump to the conclusion that you are crazy; many others feel the same way. The fact is that you are often being watched, and not just by other people. In Britain, and as being tested in some undisclosed [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Do you ever get that feeling that someone is following you, someone is watching you? Don’t quickly jump to the conclusion that you are crazy; many others feel the same way. The fact is that you are often being watched, and not just by other people. In Britain, and as being tested in some undisclosed parts of the United States, people are being held under surveillance by discreet video cameras mounted on houses. These video cameras can watch passerby and record everything that they see and or do. The cameras can be accessed by local law enforcement, federal law enforcement, or any other criminal agency at any time, with a live feed able to be brought up. These cameras are supposed to watch for “anti-social behavior”, and when detected, the police are to be dispatched and the situation taken care of.</p>
<p>While the idea of being watched sounds bad, it really is not. It depends clearly on the type. When you are being watched for your own safety, as these video cameras are doing for the citizens, sometimes it is necessary to make some privacy sacrifices to ensure your protection. The only question that arises is what exactly is “anti-social behavior”? If this anti-social behavior means a man waiting outside someone’s house looking to see if anyone is home, and then trying to break the door down or open a window, then it goes without saying that we would all be okay with these cameras. Sometimes these cameras can snoop into places we don’t want them too, and they then abandon their public service. This is the bad kind of being watched, a voyeuristic viewing of your life and its details. It doesn’t have to be the actual watching of your person though or what you are doing; this illegal type of surveillance expands into the extension of your self, except online: your social security number, your documents, your emails, etc.<br />
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This kind of surveillance is obviously the aforementioned bad kind. It usually has one defining characteristic; it is done through technology. Somebody snoops on you using some high tech device, breaking through the meager defenses you have on your (it is oftentimes) computer. You always have to be wary of your computer; it can be a great addition to your life and make many things easier with the power of the Internet, but it can be dangerous as well. Most computer are not secured and protected properly, and surf the web “without their seat belts on”, if you will.</p>
<p>Don’t fret; getting a secure Internet is easy. Anonymous proxy is what you need to look for, and once you find a good one, look no further. An anonymous proxy can enable you to surf the web anonymously and keep you hidden from the prying eyes of those wishing to commit this “anti-social behavior.” Find a reliable private proxy and stick with it, and you will be perfectly secure on the Internet.</p>
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