Let’s first establish: Myspace is not a requirement.
There is nothing that important on Myspace that can’t wait until school/work is dismissed. If you are discovered using the school/company computers for restricted sites, you will endure severe consequences; that you really don’t want to. It’s honestly not worth the repercussions involved.
There are plenty of sites your computer will allow that are far better than Myspace, and worth your time.
Joe
on
June 30th, 2009 at 8:44 pm
There is a time and a place for surfing Myspace but school isn’t it. The school has rules to follow when using the computers to help you do your school work. Trying to get around the filtering systems breaks those rules. You can and probably will suspended or get banned from using schools computers when you get caught. There is nothing critical on myspace that can’t wait until you get home from school.
Seth M
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July 1st, 2009 at 1:53 am
https://camolist.com – contains a list of 30+ SSL (https://) domains all on unique ips – so if one gets blocked try another (remember to make sure you try httpS:// if http:// gets blocked)
they all work with MySpace/YouTube and other sites you would expect to visit with themhttps://studyhallhelp.comhttps://remainhidden.comhttps://bypas.inhttps://yourmom.inhttps://rarp.inhttps://gtfo.inhttps://sneakmyass.inhttps://gtfomy.bizhttps://vvd1.net
be sure to tell your friends about these websites!
Steven R
on
July 1st, 2009 at 5:59 am
you can look for anonymizers on google and your school may not have the firewall set up for those, however you will only be able to check and read your myspace not respond to any messages, It disables javascript for some reason. Good luck and don’t get caught!
dpcarras
on
July 1st, 2009 at 12:06 pm
Good question.
Just a warning, I take no responsibility for any trouble you get in as a result of doing this.
1) Go to the command promp (Start -> Run -> type “cmd” and hit enter)
2)Type “ping http://www.facebook.com , or whatever website you want
3)Type the IP address of the website which comes up under “Reply from xxx.xxx.xxx.xx (IP address here), into your web browser
4)Enjoy!
It works for me.
jimculle
on
July 1st, 2009 at 3:27 pm
There is a reason they are blocked.
At work, you are supposed to be working not playing around on the internet.
At school, you are suppose to be getting an education, not playing around on the internet.
Everything I try at my school never works, but a few weeks ago I found a site that has a whole list of proxy’s that work. They work because they use multiple ip addresses and are hard to block. Maybe they’ll work for you too. The site is https://camolist.com/
annie.d.
on
July 2nd, 2009 at 12:18 am
Depends on the firewall or program they use to block, you don’t need myspace or any site that is blocked while you are at school, do what the government pays for, learn
Tony T
on
July 2nd, 2009 at 3:32 am
Stop trying to circumvent your school’s security policy or risk getting expelled. Those sites are blocked for a reason.
http://speedproxy.co.uk
Let’s first establish: Myspace is not a requirement.
There is nothing that important on Myspace that can’t wait until school/work is dismissed. If you are discovered using the school/company computers for restricted sites, you will endure severe consequences; that you really don’t want to. It’s honestly not worth the repercussions involved.
There are plenty of sites your computer will allow that are far better than Myspace, and worth your time.
There is a time and a place for surfing Myspace but school isn’t it. The school has rules to follow when using the computers to help you do your school work. Trying to get around the filtering systems breaks those rules. You can and probably will suspended or get banned from using schools computers when you get caught. There is nothing critical on myspace that can’t wait until you get home from school.
https://camolist.com – contains a list of 30+ SSL (https://) domains all on unique ips – so if one gets blocked try another (remember to make sure you try httpS:// if http:// gets blocked)
they all work with MySpace/YouTube and other sites you would expect to visit with themhttps://studyhallhelp.comhttps://remainhidden.comhttps://bypas.inhttps://yourmom.inhttps://rarp.inhttps://gtfo.inhttps://sneakmyass.inhttps://gtfomy.bizhttps://vvd1.net
be sure to tell your friends about these websites!
you can look for anonymizers on google and your school may not have the firewall set up for those, however you will only be able to check and read your myspace not respond to any messages, It disables javascript for some reason. Good luck and don’t get caught!
Good question.
Just a warning, I take no responsibility for any trouble you get in as a result of doing this.
1) Go to the command promp (Start -> Run -> type “cmd” and hit enter)
2)Type “ping http://www.facebook.com , or whatever website you want
3)Type the IP address of the website which comes up under “Reply from xxx.xxx.xxx.xx (IP address here), into your web browser
4)Enjoy!
It works for me.
There is a reason they are blocked.
At work, you are supposed to be working not playing around on the internet.
At school, you are suppose to be getting an education, not playing around on the internet.
search “proxy sites” at google
Or you can try this proxy sites:http://www.myfreebrowse.tk
http://www.1the.info
http://www.freequality.info
http://www.hiddenme.info
Or you can join this group to get weekly new proxies in your email:http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/listp…
Everything I try at my school never works, but a few weeks ago I found a site that has a whole list of proxy’s that work. They work because they use multiple ip addresses and are hard to block. Maybe they’ll work for you too. The site is https://camolist.com/
Depends on the firewall or program they use to block, you don’t need myspace or any site that is blocked while you are at school, do what the government pays for, learn
Stop trying to circumvent your school’s security policy or risk getting expelled. Those sites are blocked for a reason.
what’s blocking them