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Read the article that everyone's commenting on. like the advice. Think my msn has been blocked - by my kid brother. But I am not a kid! I am an IT student for heavens sake, and I have no idea how to solve it. It's been some help. Put a smile on my face, where I had for 2 hours been sitting in front of the comp fuming on how to get around it. No need to reply, this is just a comment! Doesn't even matter if you block it AFTER it's been installed on your computer. I actually deleted MSN for my kid and then discovered that if you go to www.e-messenger.net and log on THAT way you can get the MSN or other IM places without having it actually on your computer. What's a mom to do??? Posted by: kim at May 19, 2005 4:16 PMThere are techniques to block specific sites: http://ask-leo.com/can_i_fake_the_dns_ip_lookup_to_test_my_website.html and there are tools you can look into purchasing:
you can put blocking software on but some software you can just system restore and the passowrds restet or software gone they can even uninstall it. if you block the messenger program thers all these web messengers. including ip adrees (there realy get blocked as it staff dont think they have anything to do with im services. http://85.184.4.3/ now we are at the stage when we use forgin sites i havent listed all the web messengers i know as i don twant to spoil your kids fun. but blocking them if they find out about webmessges shouls keep them at bay for about a mouth or 2 (good for exam times ) i dont even use the webmessngers anymore onse your kid gets good enought he wont ever i run throught a proxy i set up. and my friends has a VNP connection right to his home (but hes a bit geeky) and we are still very young and have much more to learn. keep tuning your kids into computer marsters nd laters Posted by: bob at June 8, 2005 7:48 AMCompare this to things like credit card fraud... no matter how much you change the system and tighten up security it will always be broken or compromised at some point, and while there is software out there to monitor and block activities on the Internet there is just as big an underground market for workarounds and services like webmessengers... If you look at the root cause of all this, it becomes clear there are two main ramifications: 1) TRUST - a Company/School will not trust that people to get their work done, so they block access to these things for this reason... 2) CONTROL - A geeky systems administrator decides to block it to assert a level of control. If you trust people with the Internet, they will eventually get bored of it anyway, so why have them waste their time trying to hack through all the security you spent hours reading up on and putting in place??? Posted by: Shane at June 22, 2005 2:53 AMNo matta how many times our school tries to block MSN we ALWAYS find a way round it I mean we found this website and it gave us more websites we hadn't tried before and yeah it dus improve our IT skills some of us are going as far as learning how to have MSN on our sites and changing the name every week so the teachers neva find out about it good luck trying to block it but it's neva going to happen Posted by: natalie at July 29, 2005 6:45 AMOh yeah and about the different language ones ever herd of translating them thats what we do using an online translator Posted by: natalie (AGAIN) at July 29, 2005 6:48 AMIf only the kids would put that kind of energy into what they're *supposed* to be doing. Sigh. Posted by: Leo at July 30, 2005 4:47 PMBlock messenger via registry even if reinstalled also stop autorun of msn Set: PreventRun (DWORD) = 1 Or create and set the same values under: my school's blocked MSN Messenger, how do I work around that? i want to sign in from any site as www.e_messenger.net but they block it also , give me sites that i can go from that they might not know them Posted by: koki at October 26, 2005 12:37 AM
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