You’ve found that Myspace is being blocked? That’s unacceptable! Fortunately, there are ways to get around the internet filters and get on Myspace anyway.

The simplest way to unblock Myspace at school is by using an unblocker. (Also known as a Proxy) You can get on all other blocked sites with an unblocker. There are links to unblocking sites at the end of this article.

How do unblockers work?

An unblocker is a kind of gateway that sit between your computer and the site you’re trying to visit. The unblocker accesses the site you want instead of you, loads the page, and sends it off to you. So the site you’re trying to visit never sees your IP. So actually you are visiting sites in an indirect way. School filters only think you are accessing the unblocker, not the destination site.

Some tips when using an unblocker for Myspace

It’s best to use an unblocking site that hardly anyone knows about. Unblockers that get used a lot will get discovered and blocked sooner . Most unblockers found by internet searches will get blocked more quickly because they’re so obvious. Even if you get a good unblocker it’s a good idea to have an alternative you can try if your main one gets blocked.

An alternative method of unblocking Myspace in school is by making your own unblocker site. This is more complicated than using an unblocker but it’s a lot nicer to have because you can make more of them. How to do this is not in this guide, if you do a search for “How to make your own proxy” you should find help. You can even make money from this through advertising.

Other ways to access Myspace include by using sites that translate pages , for example Google Translate or Babelfish. Also try Google’s cached version of the site. Unfortunately, it’s not possible to log in that way , so you’re better off using unblockers for Myspace, though these tips work with most other sites.

Links to unblockers

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