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Nothing is worse then trying to access the internet while at work or school only to find that its a blocked site. You can't get on your myspace, facebook, twitter or youtube? So how do you access the web? Well one way (the easiest way) would be to access the web via a proxy site. Using a proxy will also let you surf the web anonymously with out showing your computers IP (your computers address). There are many different proxys on the web. Some proxys hide more then others. You can google and find a ton of them.

One of the better proxys we have found that hides your information is hidemyass.com its also very easy to use and there is nothing to download. You simply go to hidemyass.com (type it in your address bar)

Once you get there you will see a second address bar on the site. You simply type the website you would like to visit in the address bar on the site. As an example I used myspace.com
Once you do that you simply hit enter or in this sites case "Hide My arse" and you will be able to access the web. So how does this work? Well you will access the site though the proxy site. Your school or work will not see the site you are trying to access only the proxy site. If you notice in your real address bar it will show the proxy followed by the site you are trying to access.
Another advantage to proxy sites are that they will hide you from any tracker. Now if you are trying to hide from myspace trackers then you should check out our one thread: How to Block Trackers

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