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Answer» my Internet Service Provider prevent a lot of SITES like Facebook I use IP change programs such as PlatinumHideIP But the internet speed decreases significantly Is there a way to get rid of the filter without being affected by the speed of the InternetYou can use proxies, find 'Proxy LISTS' and hunt for a fast working one which is NEARBY and change you web-browser to use that. Or you could use Anonymous Surfing which is probably easiest but limiting, for example: www.anonymizer.com http://www.thefreecountry.com/security/anonymous.shtml http://www.the-cloak.com/ http://hidemyass.com/ Anything you use like that acts as a proxy (another computer between you and the website) would reduce your internet speed and might limit your access (but could increase security). It's up to you to find a premium fast proxy, the closer it is the better. You could also spoof, but that's illegal and your ISP could shut your connection. So for best performance and avoiding doing anything illegal or limiting... Try using a 'free translation web site' , such as Googles language tools, or freetranslation.com You should select that you are translating from a foreign language into English. English words on the website will remain in English, so you are basically making use of the translation engine without changing any of the words. Type the URL and translate it. Or use a URL Redirection Service. Two popular sites are tinyurl.com and shorturl.com, but you can easily find others by conducting a keyword search. Select the basic account, which is free, and you should now be able to access the blocked site by typing in a newly created private URL. Since the Internet connection thinks you are on the redirection services web site, you should be able to access the blocked web site without problem. Quote from: moro on September 11, 2010, 10:41:42 AM my Internet Service Provider prevent a lot of sites like Facebook Why would any ISP block facebook? Have you talked to your ISP? I think there is some thing else going on here.Quote Why would any ISP block facebook? Have you talked to your ISP?no problem :facebook - youtube--wikipedia......... + ∞Quote I think there is some thing else going on here.I've never heard of any ISP blocking anything, unless you live in China. There's the great firewall of China as you said. Then there's FOLLOWING in Pakistan and Australia's footsteps, Afghanistan has decided to try and impose significant filters in the hopes of PURGING the Internet of its naughty bits. Afghanistan Forces all ISPs to begin filtering websites that focus on alcohol, dating and social networking, gambling, and pornography. Users who complain are told by their ISP to contact the Ministry Of Communications, who we'll assume doesn't much care that filters usually don't catch everything, often over filter, and the technically proficient can usually get around them anyway. If my country started that (restriction of free speech and information) I would too look for a way around it! Blocking access just makes you want it more, unfair blocking however make you want to stick it to the man. You can try but will not limit those that seek!Unless they block by protocol, you can pay for a VPN server that's located somewhere else in the world and use it as a SOCKS Proxy. As with other proxies, though, you'll notice some slowdown.Quote I've never heard of any ISP blocking anything, unless you live in China.China, Burma, North Korea, Iran, Tunisia...As a result of the discussion: A low-speed seems to be inevitable |
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