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TheProxyGuide is on Facebook

By tpg1000 points  on Tue 25 of May, 2010 10:15 EDT

TheProxyGuide? is on Facebook now!. TheProxyGuide? page is located at:
http://www.facebook.com/pages/TheProxyGuide/119221828114266 (external link)

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Follow us on Twitter

By tpg1000 points  on Sat 22 of May, 2010 23:48 EDT

Now, you can follow us on Twitter (external link) to get instant update of latest proxy list, proxy tutorials, proxy news....

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Secured proxy surfing therough sgmum.net

By tpg1000 points  on Fri 20 of Nov., 2009 07:20 EST

sgmum.net (external link), a new secured web proxy, is online now. With a secured web proxy, it is possible to bypass local filters and firewall settings. Because https, instead of http, connection is used between your local computer and sgmum.net (external link), your local ISP has no way to know what sites you are browsing.

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How to Find the Latest Web Proxy

By tpg1000 points  on Fri 16 of Oct., 2009 23:12 EDT

This TheProxyGuide.com (external link) tutorial shows you how to find the latestweb proxy. If your ISP keeps block web proxy sites, you need find latest web proxy from specialized list, e.g., UnrestrictedSurf.com. You can also subscribe to the RSS feed to get fresh proxy list in real time.

Enjoy the video:

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How to use secure web proxy through UtopianPal

By tpg1000 points  on Sun 27 of Sep., 2009 01:27 EDT

Secure web proxy protects your privacy with your ISP. The connection between your computer and the secured proxy (e.g., https://www.utopianpal.com (external link) )is encrypted and therefore your ISP has no way to know which site you are browsing. The only info your ISP can get is you are browsing the secure web proxy sites.

You may also view youtube (external link) videos, access facebook (external link) and myspace (external link)through UtopianPal (external link).

Enjoy the video:

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List your sites on the proxy directory

By tpg1000 points  on Fri 25 of Sep., 2009 08:15 EDT

Now. you can submit your web proxy or other sites to our proxy directory (external link).

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The Proxy Guide is online

By tpg1000 points  on Sat 19 of Sep., 2009 23:22 EDT

We are pleased to announce that The Proxy Guide (external link), your definite guide on secure surfing and proxy, is online now. Here, you can:

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