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As we all should remember Internet is the child of a US military project called Arpanet … in fact, Arpanet was a miniature of today’s Internet, involving only military computers of strictly military purposes. After that Universities and Colleges entered the game and a fast growth of the interconnected computer systems number became what we call The Internet.

But they forgot to tell us some things! They omitted telling us that an irritating tracking system had been developed parallel to the Internet. The same tracking system that allows malevolent and “bad” coders-hackers to take advantage of specific problems of hardware and software and take over your computer, access vital information and files of your system (access ALSO means DELETION), or simply flood you with spam forever. All this allows otherwise totally legal organizations and companies such as RIAA and similar “patent like” interest protectors, accessing and monitoring files on the internet. So…what they tell us…and are trying to make us believe is the following simple equation:

Illegal content = Bad
Privacy Violation= Umm … ok!

The worst thing is that the general idea is to be subjected to us in the way of a voluntary privacy violation, so that there’s actually no violation. How many times have you ever read the Terms and Conditions of an on-line application setup?

Here you will find some of the best ways to Anonymous browsing, made easy, in order to keep these peeping Toms off your private information and files.

1. Youhide
   A very simple site and one of the most simple ways to surf anonymously on the web. Makes a use of a proxy server and keeps your anonymity fully intact. Also has some extra features to use while surfing anonymously, such as the Removal of Cookies, Ads and scripts.
2. Proxify
   Proxify is a web-based anonymous proxy service that allows you to web-surf securely and anonymously. Just enter a URL (address) in the form and you’ll be ready to. Special features for subscribers.
3. Proxy 4 Free
   A pretty cool sum of proxy servers lists that are for use in any way and keep your surfing on the internet totally anonymous.
4. Proxy
   A very cool site allowing you not only to surf the web and by the same time keeping your anonymity, but also with various useful articles and information about your Right to Anonymity, ways Proxy Servers work etc.
5. Torpark
   A browser based on Mozilla’s Firefox, implementing a nice simple system that allows you to invisibly connect to a proxy server, then browse to the web page you want. No hustle at all and almost the best way! Made by a group called Hacktivismo and totally free!