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can please some one suggest me what will the best way to solve it out.
one of my associate is travlling to some countries, where they have blocked twitter and facebook.
I just want to know how i can make it possible for him that he can use this applications.
Hallo all,
I have a question for you all guys. can please some one suggest me what will the best way to solve it out.
one of my associate is travlling to some countries, where they have blocked twitter and facebook. I just want to know how i can make it possible for him that he can use this applications. here is something,which i am thinking.
I just want to know that what would you suggest in your opinion will be the best. i will appriciate all the suggestion.
I will suggest two things:
Your 'associate' will be attempting to circumvent governmental restrictions, and if they're caught, they WILL BE PUNISHED
You read the LQ Rules, and pay particular attention to the part about posts regarding hacking/cracking (which is essentially what you're asking)
Bear in mind that I, personally, do NOT agree with any form of censorship. However, if your 'associate' is in a foreign country, they need to obey the laws whether they like them or not.
Your 'associate' will be attempting to circumvent governmental restrictions, and if they're caught, they WILL BE PUNISHED
You read the LQ Rules, and pay particular attention to the part about posts regarding hacking/cracking (which is essentially what you're asking)
Bear in mind that I, personally, do NOT agree with any form of censorship. However, if your 'associate' is in a foreign country, they need to obey the laws whether they like them or not.
Yes! you are absolutly right! i didn't have this thought in my mind. We should follow the rules and laws.
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