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How our proxy toolbar works and why you need it to protect your anonymity while surfing online!

Internet anonymity and how government(s) currently track you along with the methods they use.

In order to get ONLINE you have to logon to the Internet from a physical location. You have to link into the Internet pipeline from somewhere, and that somewhere is your Internet Service Provider or ISP.

That is LINK ONE - ZERO POINT
You then hop directly from your physical location to the ISP's local network and then from there out through many computers to your final destination on the Internet.

The current methodology of governments worldwide and the tracking initiatives enacted within the Patriot Act work something like this…

They track the user from the ZERO POINT or POINT OF ENTRY onto the Internet or the ISP.

When they say “track” they really mean LOG, so unless you are personally are under some direct investigation they will just log the data along with everyone else’s.

HOWEVER if something comes up they can then go back and PULL that data from the ISP and get whatever info they need.

The tracking system and its fatal flaws…

In order for this to work they NEED the IP address that committed the infraction.

That IP comes from the reporting party and depending on the type of incident, that IP is then cross referenced with all the IP data they have access too and can be traced.

Even if you use a proxy, the database can still be accessed and they can track that proxy BACKWARDS through the backbone and see every IP that connected to that proxy. (Including yours if you are using any U.S. based link in the data chain)

1. Current technology is only as good as the amount of data they have access too and their ability to link that data together in a useful format.

2. All U.S. pipelines/ISP’s are owned and as soon as you link to them, you are been tracked/logged and can be traced back to your current location.

3. Some international backbones and ISP's outside of their reach are not included in the database.

4. The current systems can only track connections looped back to a certain depth and only from ISP who are 'participating' in the program.

5. Depth of obfuscation is the key to defeating current Internet logging systems

An example of how our toolbar works…

ISP- A-B-C-B-C-D-Z

You connect from ISP to proxy-A you then connect from proxy-A to proxy-B (somewhere international) From there you connect to proxy-C (international proxy)
After that, you connect back to proxy-B and from B back to C – then you connect back out to one final international proxy- D - THEN out to your destination-Z.

When an IP address gets reported it's going to be proxy-D

If you follow this method you cannot be traced back to your ISP from the LAST proxy-D in the link. This defeats current tracking methods due to the algorithm that must be used to sort the data.

The problem is that for the average Internet user and even most 'advanced' users, accomplishing such a bounce chain is nearly impossible - and comes with great limitations on speed.

Until now, it has been limited to elite hackers with bounce networks already established.

We are proud to present to you, the Godlike Proxy Toolbar!