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• إرادة [ب.]. // يناير - كانون الثّاني 9, 2008 في 1:43 بعد الظّهر

  [أنشرفر] يعمل [أك], غير أنّ ال [أد] حقّا مزعجة ويقلق أنا هم يستعمل معلومة حول ي أن يستهدف ال [أد]. ربّما يتمّ هم لا? هو أيضا بدا أن يلولب مع ماك ي [سترتثب سقونس] لذلك هو استطاع عرضت مذكر في [فيرفوإكس]. يحبّ أنا يتلقّى دائما [هوتسبوتفبن] أو [فبن] شخصيّة من Witopia.net. هم قد كانوا حول الطويلة.

• دايفيد [بردلي] // يناير - كانون الثّاني 9, 2008 في 3:53 بعد الظّهر

  [غود بوينت] إرادة, ربّما أخرى الذي قد حاول هذا نظامة استطاع تركتنا عرفت ماذا هم يفكّرون. أنا لم أرى أيّ [أد] بنفسي غير أنّ بعد ذلك [هف جت] أنا [نوسكريبت] و [أدبلوك] و يركض في [فيرفوإكس].

  [دب]

• [أسم] [كيشور] // يناير - كانون الثّاني 11, 2008 في 4:52 قبل الظّهر

  هذا يصوّت جدّا ممتعة, أنا سيفحص هو خارجا. لم يعرف أنت استطاع أتمّت هذا. شكور.

• [ود] // Oct 2, 2008 at 12:52 am

  Looks like a good end-to-end solution.

  Wade

• David Bradley // Oct 2, 2008 at 8:27 am

  Why thank you Wade. I think it is. I’m afraid I didn’t like the look of the site to which you linked in your comment. This was the most dubious phrase relating to your find free wifi hotspots:

  “Capture the email addresses of your wi-fi enabled customers and send them promotional email to bring them back (on-demand). Click here for our free report - Mobile Marketing 101.”

  So, I’m afraid I removed the link. If you think that was unfair, please let me know why. Perhaps we could review your software here.

• Richard Roma // Jan 15, 2009 at 6:37 pm

  Do you know of a way to utilize hotspot shield without it taking over the whole computer; restricting it to only work on a designated port?

• David Bradley // Jan 15, 2009 at 7:59 pm

  That might be possible via your router settings. I presume you mean so that you could use it only for an email client or an FTP client or whatever rather than all connections?

• Anonymous // Jan 16, 2009 at 11:29 am

  HotSpot Shield is an excellent opensource alternative for implementing VPN protocols; however, the ads are quite cumbersome, hence I recommend that you utilize HotSpot shield in conjunction with Opera which removes all the ads. This service can also be utilized in order to bypass ISP Throttling and Shaping; pending upon a few minor adjustments Although it is useful it is not the only solution. Google is your Friend!

• David Bradley // Jan 16, 2009 at 11:34 am

  I use NoScript with Firefox, so the ads are essentially invisible in that browser too. As to the throttling and shaping issues, good point, you do get around those, but Hotspot essentially gives you 1 Mbp/s downloads (tested using speedtest.net while tunneling from the UK) and has a 1 Gb per month download limit, which you will use up quickly if watching Hulu.com or downloading weekly Linux distros via a torrent network, for instance,

• David Bradley // Jan 16, 2009 at 4:10 pm

  There’s a Greasemonkey script for removing the Anchorfree ads while running Hotspot Shield - http://userscripts.org/scripts/review/11070

• Naveed Ahmad // Jan 24, 2009 at 6:05 pm

  Hay Richard.. i m using hotspot shield in the same way almost as u want. just edit routing table n add a persistent route for ur specific IP while delete the 0.0.0.0 route having hotspot shield given gateway. If u r not following, u can contact me at naveed004@hotmail.com

• abdulla // Jan 24, 2009 at 6:45 pm

  yeha.. i use it use it with opera and no probs comes what so ever. once a while the remote sever couldnt handle message comes but besides that its fine. the best is thing i like about it is that it can be disconnected at so ease without effecting your surfing but i am also worried about my own privacy with the anchorfree if no one can see me but they can right!! what they log my clicks and passwords.. i cant say how reliable and safe it is but it is very easy to use. and is there any chance that my isp provider would know about it.. ?? cause where i stay freedom of press is not very appreciated so many sites get blocked here..

• Naveed Ahmad // Jan 27, 2009 at 5:23 am

  Hi Richard,

  First you should understand that Hotspot Shield is basically a virtual private network (VPN) that is changing the route of your internet traffic through its network. So, after connecting through Hotspot VPN, web browsing or any type of application’s traffic like MSN Messenger, Yahoo Messenger, etc. is being routed through its network. It’s not a matter of ports. Its all about the route being changed.

  For more information on how to control Hotspot Shield Routing check out this post.

  Naveed

  naved004 on Hotmail

• jeffrey lim // Feb 7, 2009 at 6:30 am

  Hi,

  I read the comments above about hotspot shield with interest.
  I have downloaded hotspot shield but was blocked by the local ISP when I tried to launch it.
  How do I bypass this?

• David Bradley // Feb 7, 2009 at 8:48 am

  What were the symptoms that indicated your ISP had blocked Hotspot?

• David Bradley // Feb 17, 2009 at 6:24 pm

  I am no longer recommending Hotspot Shield, it is acting as serious spyware now, pushing tracking cookies and serving ads, as well as forcing installation of unwanted services.

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