Could we use the proxy prior to asking the permission?

I have surfed to [url]http://safesurf.cjb.net[/url] , my question is could we use the proxy service wihout prior to asking the proxy service provider permission first?

May I know why the proxies service provider provide the proxy service? What do they gain from this?

Thank you.

p.s:// hope these questions don't sound silly, I am newbie.

Are you on vacation??? :)

what do you mean? on Vacation !!! :-) , I can't catch your joke..... :-P

2002,
That was a poke at Super Moderator for some help, not aimed at you.:)

"I have surfed to [url]http://safesurf.cjb.net[/url] , my question is could we use the proxy service wihout prior to asking the proxy service provider permission first?"

*********ly one should ask proxy before using but I don't know anybody who does.

"May I know why the proxies service provider provide the proxy service? What do they gain from this?"

No permission is required from proxy service like [url]http://www.megaproxy.com/[/url] . They gain ad exposures, can ***** you, read your Web based email, etc...

A proxy is another computer that you go through to connect to Internet. Internet sees only proxy IP if proxy is anonymous. Any proxy you use can monitor all your traffic flowing through it. Some have no ulterior motives, others are set up for surveillance. S***est you read proxy threads in this forum.

"Thank you.

p.s:// hope these questions don't sound silly, I am newbie."

I'm a newbie too- there is so much to learn... :)

Blacksheep, you write "others (proxies) are set up for surveillance."

Can you back that up? I've heard this b4 but only in theory with nothing to substantiate it.

regards.

"Blacksheep, you write "others (proxies) are set up for surveillance."

Can you back that up? I've heard this b4 but only in theory with nothing to substantiate it."

No I can't. Do you think proxy admin, FBI, CIA, FSB, etc. would tell the public? It's no theory that proxy can monitor your traffic and there have been dummy Web sites set up for sting operations. The problem is: "Which proxy can I trust?"

Permission?
What permission???

What, to begin with, is "permission"?

Is it a system of measure designed to keep ***** of churches?

One entry found for permission.

Main Entry: per·mis·sion
Pronunciation: p&r-'mi-sh&n
Function: noun
Etymology: Middle English, from Middle French, from Latin permission-, permissio, from permittere
Date: *5th century
* : the act of permitting
2 : formal consent : AUTHORIZATION

So it's sex then, is it?