Anonymous Internet Surfing

Posted by on Apr 22, 2013 in Anonymous Surfing | Comments Off

The concept of being anonymous online is one that is highly desirable by many people, yet at the same point, there are many other people who fight against it. Anonymous internet surfing is far from something that is guaranteed and it is something that is relatively easy to achieve in some countries, and much more difficult in others. However, regardless of where you are living, being truly anonymous online involves the use of software to hide you from other people...

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2 Things You Should Know About Anonymous VPN Services

Posted by on Jan 26, 2013 in Anonymous Surfing | Comments Off

One of them most interesting things about the online environment is that it is a place where you can be anonymous, but at the same time, you are also not truly anonymous. Now in fairness, being anonymous online is much easier in some parts of the world than in others, but regardless of where you are online, your IP address provides a way for your activity to be linked directly to you. This is why an anonymous VPN service is so important, because it offers you the...

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Private IP Address – You Don’t Think You Need One, But You Might

Posted by on Jan 12, 2013 in Anonymous Surfing | Comments Off

If you use the internet a lot through public internet zones, such as Wifi hotspots, then one issue you will run into is that you do not have an IP address of your own. Instead, you use the IP address that is provided by the network. One interesting aspect of this is that it means you share an IP address with everyone else who is using the network. This strongly impedes your privacy and puts you at risk of your information being stolen. Because of this, you need to...

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2 Great Offshore VPN Services

Posted by on Apr 27, 2012 in Anonymous Surfing, Dedicated/Static IP, Software to Change IP address, VPN Services | Comments Off

France, The UK The US, New Zealand, and Australia are really on the internet monitoring bandwagon recently.  If it’s not piracy, it’s hackers, and they’re looking for ways to keep tabs on what you’re doing online.  Sometimes they say its for our own good. Sometimes they say it’s for the good of society.  Every time it’s super annoying.  An offshore VPN is going to be the best way to combat big brother, not matter where you...

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SOPA and CISPA – The Same Punch Line

Posted by on Apr 25, 2012 in Anonymous Surfing | Comments Off

Here’s an interesting quote from an article I read today in the Calgary Herald It even has the same punch line – civil liberty and personal privacy in all of our online communications, blog postings, photo sharing and social networking will be sacrificed to big government, as well as the service providers, aggregation companies, and data mining corporations that operate, monitor and monetize the Internet.   The funny thing is that it is kind of like...

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Sergey Brin on Google, Facebook and The Evil Empire

Posted by on Apr 16, 2012 in Anonymous Surfing | Comments Off

The owners of Google are in the limelight again, as Sergey Brin speaks out on the future of the internet.  The original article is HERE, from Yahoo! Finance. Basically, Sergey Brin, co-founder of Google says he’s worried about the future of the internet.  He makes a good point that there are governments as well as corporations that are working for control of information. The internet, as it is now, pretty much allows information to flow freely. ...

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