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How to use secure web proxy through UtopianPal

By tpg 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 and myspacethrough UtopianPal.

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