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Whats So Good About A Private Proxy?
By Jim Rjindael
So how can you help protect your privacy online - do I need to use a private proxy? Well actually that depends, there are a few reasons why you should stick to a private to help you decide.
(1) Free proxies - surprise, surprise nothing is ever free, someone always has to pay. The majority of time, a free has been either opened by accident or hacked but the owner will be paying the bandwidth bill until he realises.
(2) Web Proxies - some of these are ok. They will mostly be supported by advertising, so you'll get a few popups or have to surf in a frame but for occasional use they server a purpose.
(3) Private Proxies are fast - you get what you pay for. If the you are using is very slow (like all the free ones) then you'll get fed up of using it I remember well
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surfing on a 28.8k modem and it's not an experience I wish to repeat.
(4) Hacked Proxies - lots of the free ones are actively run to steal data. Freebie user tunnels all his data through the free where it is logged and filtered for passwords, accounts or identity information.
If you're looking to surf anonymously, looking to keep your identity secure you have to use a service with a private network of servers. Anything that points you at free servers is a huge security risk, you'd be much safer browsing normally than using a free anonymous if you don't know who runs it believe me.
I have been surfing anonymously now for a while, the greatest compliment I can give to the software and the private network proxies I use - is that I see no difference in my surfing speed.
To read more about protecting yourself online - try these links.
Surfing Privacy
Read more about the Best Anonymous Surfing Software
Take care and stay safe.
Jim |
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