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  1. 09-05-2009, 02:29 PM #1
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    are proxys websites illegal?

    i was just wondering if proxy website are illegal as i plan on making one. For e.g. i go to school and use it to get past the blocked sites.

    Thanks for any help.
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    Illegal as in local laws - as far as I know, no.

    BUT - using them to access sites you aren't allowed to can get you in trouble (expelled) with the entity. I've seen employees fired over proxy sites.
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    Quote Originally Posted by draggar View Post
    Illegal as in local laws - as far as I know, no.

    BUT - using them to access sites you aren't allowed to can get you in trouble (expelled) with the entity. I've seen employees fired over proxy sites.
    ok, thanks for you help.
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