The Thailand government has taken it on them selves to block certain business and sexual sites.  This include some personal meeting sites.  How can I by pass the blocks?
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There are services that allow you to do this, and I can't recall their names right now.  They allow anonymous surfing, etc.  I think they basically rename the site URL and send it to you "disguised".  \nThere are some sites dedicated to doing this.  Try:\nhttp://www.zensur.freerk.com/\nhttp://masterbootrecord.de/english/censorship.php\nhttp://www.bypass-censorship.com/
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you could get in trouble for using these:\n\nTry using an anonymous proxy service.\nThis one often works:\nhttp://www.proxyz.be/\n\nThere's a complete list of them at:\nhttp://www.freeproxy.ru/en/free_proxy/cgi-proxy.htm
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Those websites are called proxies.  You can search "proxy" on google, but some good ones are btunnel.com and superproxy.be.\nIf these are blocked, use anonymizer.at.
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It's blocked for a reason, attempting to get round it can only lead to you getting in trouble.\n\nFor this reason I won't suggest searching the web for anonymiser sites.
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If you are on Windows, you can block any site at all from all Web apps by adding this line to your HOSTS file:\n\n127.0.0.1 unwantedsite.com\n\nWhere "unwantedsite.com" is the Web site you want to block.\n\nRemember that anyone with admin privledges can change the HOSTS file. Therefore, if you are trying to block a certain site for certain computer users, and don't want them to be able to change the HOSTS file themselves, you need to set them up with a user account that does not have write / modify access to the HOSTS file.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hosts_file
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Well for most people you can just go to Google and type "Anonymous Surfing" and you'll get a ton of proxy sites that you can use. However in China I'm not sure a simple proxy would work. You could try the new Anonym.OS though. Check out the article on it from Wired (in my sources). Hope this helps.
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Your question is kind of confusing but I'll try to answer it. I'm guessing you're trying to block pornographic pictures from certain sites, so you could try internet filter programs such as K9 Web Protection (http://www.download.com/K9-Web-Protection/3000-2162_4-10519321.html?tag=lst-0-9)\n\n"K9 Web Protection has the ability to block adult, porn and other offensive content, prevent spyware infections, and monitor visited sites on any Internet access connection (AOL, MSN, Yahoo, and SBC)"\n\nHope this helps.
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Firewall. \nconfigure your firewall settings to permit access.
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There is blocking software on your computer, probably because it is not your computer and the owner doesn't want you to access certain websites on it.\n\nMost frequently blocked are porn sites. If it is a work setting, it is more likely to have more blocked sites, even very common ones like Hotmail.
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What you have to do is go into your Internet options under tools and go to security and go to restricted sites and type in the address.That's a way to block some of them.Another way is by going to Internet options and then go to the content tab and click on the enable button on the Content Advisory.
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They are blocked by your IT department
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Go through this article to find out how to access your favourite websites if they are blocked.\n\nhttp://dudechandan.wordpress.com/2006/11/14/favourite-websites-blocked-well-heres-the-solution/\n\nPlz do leave a comment if u find the posts useful because it encourages the author to pen down more such useful post.
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That means your company has put in a proxy server which means they can control which web sites you are allowed/approved to visit. If you have a legitimate need to visit a certain site that is coming up blocked, call your helpdesk or computer people, and ask them to help you. I had a user who was doing research on breast cancer but couldn't get to the sites because we banned the word "breast" and once she explained what she needed, we fixed it right up for her.\n\nIf you are trying to visit a site that's not work-related, then wait till you are at home on your own computer to do so. Companies have the right to decide how the computer equipment they furnish is being used. And any company that's gone to the trouble of setting up a proxy will probably be monitoring activity, too. You may get some suggestions on software or special web sites that let you bypass this security but if your job finds out, you'll probably get in trouble or maybe even lose your job.
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I would recommend that you not attempt to do this.  Most companies have 'acceptable use' policies regarding internet usage at work.  If your company is blocking particular sites, then it probably isn't a good idea to try to get around it.  I know for a fact at my company that attempts to circumvent any network security is considered a "Type 1" offense and can lead to serious reprimand and/or loss of your job.\n\nNot really worth it in the long run.
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If the computer is running Windows XP, and you're using one of the Internet Explorers.  This is very simple to accomplish without putting a fancy program in the computer. Open Explorer, click on tools, then Internet options. On the window that opens up, click on the security tab in the top box you should see a red checkmark this is restricted sites, highlight the red check, below that there's a button that says, sites click on this, now all you have to do is enter the correct Internet address in the line and click add.  Do this for each web site you wish to block.  The only thing your brother will get is an Internet error page, he will think the servers down.
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the problem is that everyone is using different filters, so what works for one person might be blocked for another..  I could use a good proxy myself..  all the ones I had eventually got blocked..
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there are two ways to do it. One is go to the menu bar of your browser. Click on Tools > Internet Options > Privacy > Sites\nEnter the name of the site and Click On Block button. Click OK to Exit.\nAnother is to edit hosts file\nIf you are running win XP, login as administrator.\nclick on start > run and , type or paste the following line:\nnotepad C:&#92; WINDOWS&#92; system32&#92; drivers&#92; etc&#92; hosts\npress OK.\n\nPut the following line in hosts:\n(put the name of the site to be blocked here, appending 127.0.0.1 before each website to be blocked)\n127.0.0.1 www.blockme.com\n\nsave the file.