How to Surf The Net Anonymously

How do you surf the net anonymously or access blocked websites ?

The usual way to surf the internet anonymously or to access websites blocked by your ISP is to use proxies.

A proxy acts as a computer between your ISP and the rest of the web. Thus, instead of connecting directly to the web from your computer via your ISP, you connect to a proxy through your ISP, and the proxy connects your computer to the web.

The Normal Way

Your Computer --> ISP --> Web

The Proxy Way

Your Computer --> ISP --> Proxy --> Web

Some proxies charge a fee but many are free to use and are quite easy to configure in your computer system.

For more information you can visit:

How to Surf the Web Anonymously With Proxies

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For more advanced computer users read: How to Bypass Most Firewall Restrictions and Access the Internet Privately

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Now You Can Switch Your H/P Network And Still Keep Your H/P Number

This is the good news all handphone users in Malaysia have been waiting for.

According to news reports, Energy, Water and Communications Minister Datuk Shaziman Abu Mansor confirmed that, from today (friday), you can switch network service providers (mobile phone company) and still maintain your original phone number, including the prefix number (012, 016, 019, 017, 013, 014 etc).

For instance, if your handphone number is 012 235763 (originally registered with Maxis), you can use exactly the same number if you switch to Digi, without changing your number to 016 / 014.

However, effective today, only prepaid mobile phone numbers in the Klang Valley can do this. Post-paid users will be able to do this in two weeks’ time.

For handphone users in other states in Malaysia, they will be able to do this only in October.

This will give you the choice and freedom to choose your service provider without the inconvenience of having to change your number

Service providers can charge up to RM25 each time your change your mobile phone service provider.

Your can find out more on the Mobile Number Portability (MNP) at the Malaysian Communication and Multimedia Commission website at http://www.skmm.gov.my/ and at service providers' websites.

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