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Uh, unless you've actually signed a contract about Computer/etc use there's no "contract violation".
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actually you don't have to sign a computer policy to be binded by one. and circumventing a company/School block policy on their network IS ILLEGAL
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Originally Posted by bobbyraw 
actually you don't have to sign a computer policy to be binded by one. and circumventing a company/School block policy on their network IS ILLEGAL
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its the same
at my high school there was a poster that said "use of it facilities is subject to the terms of use"
at my high school there was a poster that said "use of it facilities is subject to the terms of use"
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it's worst in GOVERNMENT Institutions. they will prosecute to the fullest extent of the LAW
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Back on topic. What web filter is the school/college using?
From past experience with filters like DansGuardian you cannot bypass the filter by using IP addresses and you can't use a proxy server as it will still filter the incoming traffic.
My own suggestion would be, if it is a legit site, just as the IT department to unblock it for 10 minutes. Always works with me, maybe thats because I'm too nice to my people!
From past experience with filters like DansGuardian you cannot bypass the filter by using IP addresses and you can't use a proxy server as it will still filter the incoming traffic.
My own suggestion would be, if it is a legit site, just as the IT department to unblock it for 10 minutes. Always works with me, maybe thats because I'm too nice to my people!
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yes, i agree. if it is a legit site, just ask the IT department. This is all i have to say about this. From now on anyone discussing ways to disable filters/break company ploicy will recieve an infraction and the thread will be locked.
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Originally Posted by jbennet
yes, i agree. if it is a legit site, just ask the IT department. This is all i have to say about this. From now on anyone discussing ways to disable filters/break company ploicy will recieve an infraction and the thread will be locked.
Well said j! Usually if its blocked, its blocked for a very good reason. I.e you shouldn't be leisurely surfing in company/school time!
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I.e you shouldn't be leisurely surfing in company/school time!
exactly. time = money therefore time on facebook = being fired
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Originally Posted by jbennet
exactly. time = money therefore time on facebook = being fired
ROFL! Are you sure you don't sit opposite me at work jbennet?! I hear this everyday, death to Facebook!
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