Hello,
with PIA VPN I have the choice of using a few dozen different locations. I have been using it for several years now, but only now I realized habit. Instinctivly, I never use the VPN location of the country that I actually am in.... but I also realized that using the VPN server in the same country, of course gives one the fastest connection. So my question:
Other than habit, is there actually a real reason NOT to use the VPN server in the country I am in?
Thank You
To get around Geo location restricted sites or to further anonymize your web traffic
tdvolland said:
Hello,
with PIA VPN I have the choice of using a few dozen different locations. I have been using it for several years now, but only now I realized habit. Instinctivly, I never use the VPN location of the country that I actually am in.... but I also realized that using the VPN server in the same country, of course gives one the fastest connection. So my question:
Other than habit, is there actually a real reason NOT to use the VPN server in the country I am in?
Thank You
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gjkrisa said:
To get around Geo location restricted sites or to further anonymize your web traffic
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Well, of course to get around geo location..... but my question had obviously another reason and "to further anonymize your web traffic" is no answer. It is actually the question.. does it or does not. Why do you think it does?
Using a VPN server in your country gives you a ping of around 20/30... using ANY other country ping takes at least four or five times as long....
So.. do you really know any reason?
Well a VPN encrypts your data from a to b and so anyone in the middle can not see your traffic only if they have compromised a or b
But if people know the typical you on the internet and see this type of traffic coming out a certain place they can still track you and stay in the know about you.
tdvolland said:
Well, of course to get around geo location..... but my question had obviously another reason and "to further anonymize your web traffic" is no answer. It is actually the question.. does it or does not. Why do you think it does?
Using a VPN server in your country gives you a ping of around 20/30... using ANY other country ping takes at least four or five times as long....
So.. do you really know any reason?
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Well a VPN encrypts your data from a to b and so anyone in the middle can not see your traffic only if they have compromised a or b
But if people know the typical you on the internet and see this type of traffic coming out a certain place they can still track you and stay in the know about you.
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I understand that possibility, although I do not see how someone can check zillions of files from from a certain server.
But as far as I can understand... about this, it can make no difference which VPN in which country I use. Which was what I asked...
I intuitivly do NOT use the VPN server offered in my country, and as that one is of course always much faster than all the others, I am questioning my intuition
Do you mind enlightening why you use a VPN
For me I have no real reason although I find it kinda of cool to be anonymise on the internet to have no net profile but it's very late in the game and I'm sure my online profile will always be there but I will try to teach my kids when they get to that point to be as anonymise as possible and still use the net then be completely afraid to be in the net
tdvolland said:
I understand that possibility, although I do not see how someone can check zillions of files from from a certain server.
But as far as I can understand... about this, it can make no difference which VPN in which country I use. Which was what I asked...
I intuitivly do NOT use the VPN server offered in my country, and as that one is of course always much faster than all the others, I am questioning my intuition
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Do you mind enlightening why you use a VPN
For me I have no real reason although I find it kinda of cool to be anonymise on the internet to have no net profile but it's very late in the game and I'm sure my online profile will always be there but I will try to teach my kids when they get to that point to be as anonymise as possible and still use the net then be completely afraid to be in the net
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So... basically NO ONE has an answer to my question?
I am tempted to ask if the reason for this is that there actually is no reason not to use a VPN in the country of residence, or if simply no one wants to think at all...
gjkrisa said:
Do you mind enlightening why you use a VPN
For me I have no real reason although I find it kinda of cool to be anonymise on the internet to have no net profile but it's very late in the game and I'm sure my online profile will always be there but I will try to teach my kids when they get to that point to be as anonymise as possible and still use the net then be completely afraid to be in the net
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Say you have a company with many branches, and you have to connect them together so they can share resources. One way to do it will be to configure port-forwarding on your routers so your servers in one location can be accessed by the outside world. But this has many security flaws. You can also use a Site-To-Site VPN which creates a virtual encrypted tunnel between the two branches, and the traffic can flow from one branch to another, as if they were in the same subnet.
Another example: say you have off-site employees and they want to connect to the company network. Again, you can either configure port forwarding or you can configure a Remote Access VPN so they can connect to the company network and use resources (printers, file servers, web servers, etc) like they could if they were physically in the company building.
There are few types of VPNs: IPSec, PPTP, L2TP.
You can read more about VPN here:
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Guys I'm going to Europe and I'm taking my Atrix with me to use at free or open wifi hotspots. Now I want to do some banking through my bank's web site but is it safe to do that wirelessly on open hotspots??
Thanks for your time.
Short answer......... probably not.
Ok theres probably not that much of a chance someone will be sitting there sniffing for your personal details but in this day and age, you never know.
Im sure plenty of people do what your asking about, but I wouldnt.
Never use open wifi tyyi login your backing stuff. That's only rule of using open wifi, basically.
I would say the same never use open wifi for banking.
I wouldn't use it either but really... are we being paranoid here? Banks always have securely encrypted interfaces. Thats basically the same security level as using "secure" wifi. So if you're not willing to do this in open wifi, you're not willing to do it in wifi at all because the same risks apply. In fact, the "secure" wifi encryption will likely be broken before the bank's ever is.
You'd have to worry about man in the middle attacks but really, they'd have to know which bank you're using and clone the interface before hand. You'll be abroad and mobile so that will be pretty ****ing hard to do.
Not trying to sway you either way. But I figured the flipside of the argument needed a voice here =P
Many post have said about the dangerous of using open wifi hotspots......
I even suggest that you shouldn't use your phone to do something is important.........
not a chance
i used my remote gear for everything, EXCEPT banking, you mess up and lose phone or its stolen etc...man your life can suck quick...even on secure desktops my stuff is remote encrypted...good rule of thub never keep anything u cant afford to have world see on a portable device
Is there an Internet filter program equivalent to some parental filters? I need something that cannot be uninstalled of modified without master password. Something equivalent to k9 windows software.
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Anything can be easily uninstalled - I think you're SOL.
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Here is an option for filtering the Market:
http://parentalcontrolcenter.com/content-filtering-for-android-devices/
Any internet filter is going to be useless anyway because of the countless options for bypassing them.
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Best I've found is a monitor. X3watch emails a person of your choice a report of any suspicious websites visited on your phone. Not a filter, but it lets you know what's happening on your phone so you can catch any problems. Easily disabled, but it reports that, too. So you know if it is being bypassed.
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x3watch apparently is only for froyo and based on reviews not good on updates.
Anyone else know of any other software filter?
ChadZ,
Would you provide a little more information please? For example lets say this is your phone and when you get home from work you let your little ones use it. But you do not want them wondering into the wrong site. As long as they are on wifi you control then Open DNS would work. And that would cover all your devices over that router.
If this is over the towers then that is a different ball game. But at that point do you really think you have prevented the porn searches? If the little one is out in public all they have to do is go to a friends house or use their phone. At that point education seems like a better option.
Dave
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ChadZ,
Would you provide a little more information please? For example lets say this is your phone and when you get home from work you let your little ones use it. But you do not want them wondering into the wrong site. As long as they are on wifi you control then Open DNS would work. And that would cover all your devices over that router.
If this is over the towers then that is a different ball game. But at that point do you really think you have prevented the porn searches? If the little one is out in public all they have to do is go to a friends house or use their phone. At that point education seems like a better option.
Dave
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education seems like a better option.
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Education is always a better option.
I keep trying to convince the wife about this, rather than crapping up all the computers in the house with software that's annoying at best, crippling at worst.
Hi guys,
My sister has two young sons intent on having Father Christmas bring them their first cellphones this year, and have been dropping hints like napalm about the Play being sooooo good for gaming on the move and currently sooo cheap. It looks like she will bow to their wishes against her better judgement. Her main concern is net security and limiting the access that they have to adult content and potential abuse etc on the handset. Can anyone recommend a good app that can limit the type of content a child can access on this handset?
All suggestions welcome and appreciated
I know of nothing like that per-say. But some launchers and apps give you the ability to hide applications. Your friend could just hide the default browser, giving her children no access to the internet.
I wouldn't give them that phone period if as you say it's against the mother's intentions. Children can do with a cheaper phone, and with none at all.
You can hide the internet browser (and any other app like, say, Settings) quickly and easily with Launcher Pro. The Market now allows you to protect purchases with a password... And there are apps which allow you to password-protect any app before running.
That said, shielding children from the interwebs is not exactly a great idea in the long run.
How old are the kids? I recommend them to be atleast 13/12 so they won't lose it..
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Logseman said:
I wouldn't give them that phone period if as you say it's against the mother's intentions. Children can do with a cheaper phone, and with none at all.
You can hide the internet browser (and any other app like, say, Settings) quickly and easily with Launcher Pro. The Market now allows you to protect purchases with a password... And there are apps which allow you to password-protect any app before running.
That said, shielding children from the interwebs is not exactly a great idea in the long run.
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I agree that it is at best a bad idea giving young kids a smartphone of that specification, but there's nothing I can do about that now. And yes, shielding kids from the net would be a little unfair as that is one function this thing performs well that they cannot use on, say a Nintendo DSi. These two kids, young as they are, are pretty tech savvy and love to browse the web.
They have a netbook which they share and it has a net nanny on board which has been effective thus far.
My main concern is limiting the amount of access they can have through their web browser on the phone, and keeping their information private and safe. A similar package that might be available from the Android Market? I've looked around the Market myself (X10i's rock, by the way!! ), but haven't seen anything that really serves this purpose. I thought maybe one of you might have been in a similar situation?
With the recent price drop in the Xperia Play (now well under 200 euro in Ireland on top up now), this is going to be a very popular first phone for kids this Christmas and I'm sure there are many other parents who would share the same concerns
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How old are the kids? I recommend them to be atleast 13/12 so they won't lose it..
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They are both a little too young in my opinion ( one is twelve and the other fast approaching eleven) to own one of these, but that's really not my decision to make. I'm just their uncle, not their Dad, so I have little or no say. I advised my sister against making this purchase but it fell on deaf ears. So now my priority is about damage limitation and to kid proof their phones instead.
And, honestly, if one, or both of them lose their phones, then I will sleep a lot more soundly! It's a simple enough job to wipe a smartphone remotely so lost data shouldn't be an issue. It would however show they are not yet old nor responsible enough to own a phone and they would have to wait quite a while before getting another! These things don't grow on trees!
The Xperia play is not the hardiest of phones, So you may want to buy a case and put on screen protectors.
Hey man check with the service provider. Most carriers make you get the data package with android phones now, maybe they have a family setting on their end. Personally I blocked the inappropriate stuff from my nieces via our router, but seeing as 3g/4g traffic isn't routed on our end, maybe your service provider may have a setting for it on their end.
DroidWall
But to use it you need to be root and the child could disable it. The best way would be to give them a SIM that doesn't have data access enabled...
But then there is wifi.
How old are the kids ? If they are less than 10, I wouldn't give them a phone at all. If they are more than 10, chances are they have already watched porn and violent scenes so I can't see much of an issue with giving them access to the internet.
I know T-Mobile have an internet security setting... check with the provider
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They are both a little too young in my opinion ( one is twelve and the other fast approaching eleven) to own one of these, but that's really not my decision to make. I'm just their uncle, not their Dad, so I have little or no say. I advised my sister against making this purchase but it fell on deaf ears. So now my priority is about damage limitation and to kid proof their phones instead.
And, honestly, if one, or both of them lose their phones, then I will sleep a lot more soundly! It's a simple enough job to wipe a smartphone remotely so lost data shouldn't be an issue. It would however show they are not yet old nor responsible enough to own a phone and they would have to wait quite a while before getting another! These things don't grow on trees!
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All networks have a 18+ policy on there networks. Now the only devices or Sims that come with the 18+ lock off is contract phones or Sims as you have to be 18+ to buy one. But on payg phones and Sims the parental lock is automatically and the only way to switch it off is to call the network provider and prove your age by credit card. Debit don't work only credit. But hate to say it. The kids would always be able to find porn by just going onto google images. Unless you turn it on to strict filtering. Now for the data protection and remote lock and wipe I use an app called NetQin. Now it costs £1.50 pm and is done through a text directly from the app. It provides virus scanner, call safety (stops people listening to your calls) web protection (hides your important information while surfing) GPS tracker from there site, remote lock and wipe, and many more. Also the main thing I like. Is if someone else puts there sim in it. It sends a msg to a designated number with the thiefs mobile number, and a msg you setup. I suggest setting it up to say the imei number.
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Blackwatch89 said:
All networks have a 18+ policy on there networks. Now the only devices or Sims that come with the 18+ lock off is contract phones or Sims as you have to be 18+ to buy one. But on payg phones and Sims the parental lock is automatically and the only way to switch it off is to call the network provider and prove your age by credit card. Debit don't work only credit. But hate to say it. The kids would always be able to find porn by just going onto google images. Unless you turn it on to strict filtering. Now for the data protection and remote lock and wipe I use an app called NetQin. Now it costs £1.50 pm and is done through a text directly from the app. It provides virus scanner, call safety (stops people listening to your calls) web protection (hides your important information while surfing) GPS tracker from there site, remote lock and wipe, and many more. Also the main thing I like. Is if someone else puts there sim in it. It sends a msg to a designated number with the thiefs mobile number, and a msg you setup. I suggest setting it up to say the imei number.
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18+ locks are useless imo. There will always be apps that get around it like opera mini. That connects to.the internet using a VPN. Rendering all 18+ locks useless
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Many carriers have porn blocks however if you use opera mini it bypasses it since they are 11/12 they probably already seen it I no i have by then I'm 18 now. There is a app called porn blocker on the market and net nanny hope this helps
Also you should post this in android general not a specific phone since most things for 1 things work on others
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https://market.android.com/details?id=com.cloudacl&hl=en
or
http://bit.ly/tyDFXZ
On some routers, and you can block websites with keywords that you input from loading.
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18+ locks are useless imo. There will always be apps that get around it like opera mini. That connects to.the internet using a VPN. Rendering all 18+ locks useless
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Yes I know that. That is why I said that they will more than likely still be able to find porn. But it all depends what these kids are like. If there little brats (no offence to op) then I would worry about it but if they are well behaved kids and brought up well and taught its naughty and they are doing well at school then I wouldn't worry so much. Most kids aren't interested these days. They mainly want it for games. Also if they want to use the internet then I would just block the web on the phone and just only let them use it when at home. Put a password in market and browser and when at home you type the password in so they can use it indoors on the set up WiFi that stops them from searching or going on adult sites. So when they are out they can only call and play on games. No web. No browser. No market. That is probably your safest option.
Edit: just went on the market there is a browser called safe browser the porn blocker. It blocks adult content and the kids can't change the settings as they need a password so block the market with a password when they go out and then they can't download amother browser. Hope this helps.
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How old are the kids?
When my kids 3 & 6 borrows my phone for gameplaying I always turn off data traffic.
If they are older, root their phones, edit host file and ban all www and .com adresses.
That wont stop them forever but before they figure out how to fix it, they are probably old enough to find pr0n on other ways...
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He did say in a follow up post how old they were
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Thanks for your input guys. Plenty to consider there.
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Her main concern is net security and limiting the access that they have to adult content and potential abuse etc on the handset.
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Just send the two kids to China, then they wont be able to access adult contents any more.
**** 'Great Fire Wall'.
i've been told this BEFORE so i will REPEAT it no swearing young people read this forum. and most likely you are younger than 18 aswell. i am 18 so i dont care but some people may be offended
I'm testing 4.0.3 and it's working good. I want to know what steps I need to do to block my information from going to Google. They're tracking every internet site that I visit, every wifi site that I find and even the ones that I didn't find. It's not just a problem with Android, it's a problem with Apple products also. Anybody have any ideas on this?
If you're paranoid then...
Buy a nice pen and a big notebook and stay off the internet.
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I'm testing 4.0.3 and it's working good. I want to know what steps I need to do to block my information from going to Google. They're tracking every internet site that I visit, every wifi site that I find and even the ones that I didn't find. It's not just a problem with Android, it's a problem with Apple products also. Anybody have any ideas on this?
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You agreed to it when you made a Google account, take off the Google apps and framework and your golden
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Internet Information
The government has been collecting information since 2003 on internet sites, users who view them and how they got to that site by wireless or hardwire. You can slow them down by erasing your cookies and your internet history. Also keep your favorites list to a minimum and try different browsers. Turn your wifi and GPS off when you don't need them. They collect information every few hours. You can't beat them but only slow them down.
Use iOS
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iOS does it also....
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Use iOS
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Stop Apps from gathering your Information
I'm doing some research and found Privacy Blocker. There are some other good apps out there for checking which apps send back information to the government. I don't think this threat is going to go away by its self. You're not going to stop it by living on an Island making smart remarks, KID!
No disrespect but privacy is a lost cause once you leave your home network.
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Well I was bored so i started looking into profiles. I ran across Diabolic Jr profile and it said "Account currently disabled" after doing more digging i got it confirmed by a mod that he has been banned for "Specific Reasons". It only took forever.
Edit: looks like the lovely mods let him back in. Got hopes up for nothing. Thanks alot mods. Grrrrr
Sorry to sound stupid but who is this guy? I remember he posted a thread earlier saying something like "should I?" (assuming to come back to make more roms) and was garnered with hatred by alot of users.
He used to post alot of roms for this device lik 6 most were horrifying except like 2 plus he would complain about lack of gb or samsung support n trolled a little bit he moved on seemed kind of cocky typical 14 to 16 yearold im 15 myself he was a much better person prior to dec after that he turned rude
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Sorry to sound stupid but who is this guy? I remember he posted a thread earlier saying something like "should I?" (assuming to come back to make more roms) and was garnered with hatred by alot of users.
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He was the ultimate kang master. He stole alot of work from ayoteddy. Sduvick. Whitehawk. Etc etc. He would try to sound like he really knew his stuff. But at the end of the day he was just another typical kang master. When i found out he was FINALLY banned i jumped for joy. Lol.
Yea and he NEVER gave credit. Ever.
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What if he comes back under a new username? :O
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What if he comes back under a new username? :O
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Let him. They will just keep banning him. Im sure the mods can track ip addresses. Hes not the brightest cranyon in the box so i doubt he would be smart enough to change ip addresses.
Some kang r better than dev. Welcome to internet age ofc ip address always change.
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Some kang r better than dev. Welcome to internet age ofc ip address always change.
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That is true but only to a point. Wireless internet IE cable/broadband is always the same. Only if you change the modem does the ip address change. But if you are on a wireless network IE sprint verizon tmobile etc etc it is ever changing. However the gate ip address is always the same. Each state has its own gate ip address. The only way to change that is to move to another state.
sprint blackberry phones (and probably verizon too, since they are both cdma networks) have an option called enable static ip address, when enabled, it always shows your ip adress as 0000 etc etc. by now there are probably some android devices with this option. not to mention the fact that websites only record the ip adress you register with. all he had to do was register with a different ip address or a static ip address. hell, i have been banned from other forum sites and all i did was use a different email address. its not that hard to register with fake information.
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sprint blackberry phones (and probably verizon too, since they are both cdma networks) have an option called enable static ip address, when enabled, it always shows your ip adress as 0000 etc etc. by now there are probably some android devices with this option. not to mention the fact that websites only record the ip adress you register with. all he had to do was register with a different ip address or a static ip address. hell, i have been banned from other forum sites and all i did was use a different email address. its not that hard to register with fake information.
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True. But if people that have been banned attempt to use mobile device to by pass that xda can block remote access to sprint verizon tmobile etc etc there by rendering any registering from ip addresses belonging to said carriers not possible. Its very simple.
first, i doubt the mods can really block remote access to carriers ip addresses. second, even if they could, i doubt they would go to that much trouble just for this guy diabolic. they would also have to know it was him that was trying to do that, and unless they did it in the past, they have no record to go by. third, even if they did block him from using a static ip address, all he has to do then is go to the library. as i said before, they only record the ip address you register with. the library will obviously have a different ip address than his home computer. once he registers with a different ip address, he can log on through his home computer without being detected. it is really not that hard to get back into a website that you have been banned from. the mods arent going to go to a lot of trouble to keep him from coming back. whatever security measures this website has are most likely automated, as with most websites. its much more realistic to think that they will just ban him again if they catch him using this site.
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first, i doubt the mods can really block remote access to carriers ip addresses. second, even if they could, i doubt they would go to that much trouble just for this guy diabolic. they would also have to know it was him that was trying to do that, and unless they did it in the past, they have no record to go by. third, even if they did block him from using a static ip address, all he has to do then is go to the library. as i said before, they only record the ip address you register with. the library will obviously have a different ip address than his home computer. once he registers with a different ip address, he can log on through his home computer without being detected. it is really not that hard to get back into a website that you have been banned from. the mods arent going to go to a lot of trouble to keep him from coming back. whatever security measures this website has are most likely automated, as with most websites. its much more realistic to think that they will just ban him again if they catch him using this site.
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Well they do have the tools. My bud has tmobile and he attempted to create a xda username. Mid way thru the processor it blocked him saying "Tmobile Wireless Static IPs are not able to register with xda due to misuse". He was never an xda member to begin with. I lead him to root and roms but he had to use his wifi connection to register. Trust me. Xda does have the tools to block this stuff.
then why was i able to register on my phone without using wifi? you keep trying to argue this point. there are plenty of ways around being banned. this guy diabolic may not have been a genius, but i dont think he was an idiot. he is a developer, maybe not a good one, but im sure he knows something about computers. if he wants back on this site, i am sure he can find a way. you just keep acting like the mods are smart enough to catch him no matter what, and this site has the greatest security. ever heard of spoofing an ip address? several ways to do it and its not that hard. easier than spoofing a phone number. if you want to keep thinking this guy wont be able to come back no matter what, then keep thinking that. i choose to think realistically, so i know that if this guy wants to come back, he will find a way.
who cares if he comes back? its not going to be the end of the world.
thats my point exactly. this guy is acting like he is charles manson or something and everyone is on the lookout for him. smh.
He's back!
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You know what I'm going to admit that I'm 100% wrong for the things that I have done.
Ever since I have learned more I have gotten way more ahead and cocky with myself and other people and I changed after the ban I received.
- xtrem88 is right, prior to dec I turned rude.
- AndroidBotx is 100% wrong if you don't know the story please don't post I was not home and uploaded it from elsewhere but I finished the credits on the thread I have never ever kanged anything.
- AFAinHD I always give credit just forgot one time
I have something I have been working on since I was banned and will upload a preview, I'm sorry guys.
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You know what I'm going to admit that I'm 100% wrong for the things that I have done.
Ever since I have learned more I have gotten way more ahead and cocky with myself and other people and I changed after the ban I received.
- xtrem88 is right, prior to dec I turned rude.
- AndroidBotx is 100% wrong if you don't know the story please don't post I was not home and uploaded it from elsewhere but I finished the credits on the thread I have never ever kanged anything.
- AFAinHD I always give credit just forgot one time
I have something I have been working on since I was banned and will upload a preview, I'm sorry guys.
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How did you manage to get unbanned. That is pure bull **** on the mods part. Several great devs were banned for kanging work and here you are back. I am going to email the admin of xda. I do not know what is going on but someone somewhere screwed the pooch on letting you back. Absolutely speechless over the mods lack of ability to run this site.
It was a week ban for flaming, not for "kanging".
Email him he won't do anything..
I got banned for flaming a person because they flamed me and we both got banned.
If you look at all of my work it's never KANGED.
I always add my credits, the only thing that I was wrong for was not adding credit in one of my roms.
I even said sorry and your still acting like this, wow.