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[darko100]

To all: Just to know that even if you accesed things you want :
1. you didn't do anything creative or productive
2. proxies , vpns log all the data transfer , so every password you enter , every URL you open or write , it is accesed and you might have fatal consequences.

By the way , @k_nitin_r how they know that you used proxy/vpn/hack and violated the terms if you access it from your laptop / mobile phone?

[rpgsearcherz]

darko100, on 06 April 2012 - 09:15 PM, said:

To all: Just to know that even if you accesed things you want :
1. you didn't do anything creative or productive
2. proxies , vpns log all the data transfer , so every password you enter , every URL you open or write , it is accesed and you might have fatal consequences.

I think this is something people just don't take into consideration. And it's pretty obvious why they do it, too (because if people do anything illegal via their system they have to be able to show law enforcement *who* it was, otherwise they take the fall). I would never trust a proxy with anything of importance, especially things like passwords.

[carrotinvestment]

You can refer these sites:

proxsurf.info
aproxyserver.net
mywebproxy.net

[multfilm]

One thing I should point out is that schools have the tendency to automatically block proxies. My high school had this script that automatically detected when a proxy was being used, and blocked that site. After some experimentation, I found that the script cannot detect it when the name is blank. The proxies I used all had the name of nph-somenamehere.cgi. So what I did was I put a proxy on my friend's site. I named it nph-.cgi, and it worked, but the proxy detection script couldn't detect it. So I had myself a private proxy for a while.