The Military Personel On Here

[ShiningIce]

How does the military view you guys logging on here? Are you allowed to keep it a secret? I mean how DO you log on this site without being noticed??

 

[Dynamo Joe]

You don't use a government computer. Military personnel have access to the internet without doing it on duty.

 

[GQguy]

You don't use a government computer. Military personnel have access to the internet without doing it on duty.

Rog

 

[crewchief130]

Deleted.

 

[The Fallen Angel]

How does the military view you guys logging on here? Are you allowed to keep it a secret? I mean how DO you log on this site without being noticed??

Don't use it at work, most of the time all you get on the computer for at work is to check email for messages from command, it would be like you getting on the TMF at work, im sure your employer wouldn't be thrilled either

 

[Destrucity]

When I was still in the Army, logging on here was the easy part. Running my company under their noses was more of a challenge.

 

[TicklesXXX]

Let me give you an advice: VPN.

You can completely access any blocked site, without being noted or traced or spied or logged, with a VPN service. I recommend http://proxpn.com/ they give you IP from USA, UK, Netherlands, and Singapore.

What this program does is to create a "tunnel" where your information will pass. You will actually surfing only one website, encrypted at maximum, that will be the access to their servers in those countries -you can choose-, and from there is going to be the place where you are surfing the net.

This surpass any ban and forbidden navigation rules, as you will actually navigating one website... lol

It costs $10 monthly, without bandwidth limitations, and it is free for their 300 Kbps service, with some limitations -you can't choose server or connection application, etc-.

Really the best manner to navigate completely free, without limitations, and without violated privacy.