How do I view a website privately?
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Proxy it\n\nwww.proxify.com\nwww.anonymouse.ws\nwww.guardster.com\n\nThey're all over.
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There are web sites which offer free anonymous surfing, by using them you can skip your administrators ban on some sites. \nConnecting to a web page through their free services will mask your identity. The administrator can see the web address of that proxy site only - not the actual site address which you viewed through that proxy site.\n\nHere are some -\nwww.cyberarmy.com\nwww.anonymizer.com\nwww.btunnel.com\nwww.vtunnel.com\nwww.kickadmin.com \nwww.anonymouse.org\nwww.proxy.org\nwww.proxify.com\nwww.youhide.net \n\nAssuming that certain sites are being blocked, is't almost certain that the administrator can block proxy sites as well.
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Just as a quick heads-up, if you're not able to find publicly available information on the internet, what makes you think you can sneak around and find out private information?\n\nInvestigators tend to be a little more inquisitive than you appear to be.
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Well, it depends what blocks you are talking about.. If you are talking about blocked websites, there is probably not much you can do. You can try a site like anonymizer.com which allows you to tell them what site you are looking for, then they get it and send it back to you. In techie terms, they act as a proxy. Your administrator will still be able to tell you went to anonymizer.com, however.\n\nIf you are talking about running programs on your machine that you are not allowed to, it depends on how locked down your machine is. One good way to try is setting your web browser to open a certain program when you click on a link, say for an MP3 file. You do this by setting helper applications. Look at your documentation for help on that one.
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Just go to http://www.mydomain.com
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go to the control panel...on internet options, look up the security center...it controls what you can see on the internet...\nfor internet explorer anyways...
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go to this website and download hide my ip\nhttp://www.hide-my-ip.com/
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Probably you're refering to restricting some websites from being viewed. In this case just add the adresses in the restricted sites tab, place a password (you must have admin rights of course) and here you go.
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Unfortunatley, you can't tell for sure who is, but what you can do is put your profile onto private, and no one who isn't your friend can view your page.  Just go to account settings on your home page, click on privacy settings, and it lock profile.  and there you have it.
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http://www.the-dma.org/privacy/creating.shtml\nhttp://www.privacybot.com/cgi-bin/pbquestions.plx?pageID=stepone
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For The Latest Version of Internet Explorer\n\nClick on the word Tools, which is contained in your top tool bar area.\n\nThis will pull down a menu for you to now click on Internet Options.\n\nThen click on the Privacy tab located at the top of the options windows.\n\nThen click on the Advanced tab to bring up the Advanced Privacy Settings windows.\n\nThis is the area where you can define how Cookies are handled on your system etc.
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I'd rather not put up too much personal information on a website where just anyone could see it.  Although my answers will reveal some information about me, I've taken care to not give any really personally identifying information.
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change your privacy settings from public or friends or whatever you currently have it set to to the just me setting it'll still appear on the screen when you look at it but when other people view your page they won't see it
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Have a browser through your Windows "temp" folder. Unless you have specifically set you browser not to accept cookies from 3rd party sites, using cookies alone will NOT provide an accurate idea of what pages have been loaded
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there is nothing private on this site
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http://www.greybruce.org/anonymouse-surf.htm\nhttp://www.myshield.com/\nhttp://www.jj4.net/\n\nClick Here To view ALL of then\nhttp://www.spiesonline.net/anonymous.shtml
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Visit the website and see?