I called her up and with my barely concealed excitement told her to go online. She said, “But why?” to which I replied, “He just changed his privacy settings. I can see all his pictures now, go see them for yourself and I bet you’ll find his newest arm-candy somewhat familiar”. I could hear the excitement in her breath which she was trying to suppress as she was in a place where unwanted display of emotions would have been an unwelcome code of conduct- workplace. She took a few deep breaths, put me on hold only to get back after some good ten minutes, she disappointedly said into the mouth-piece, “I cannot! These people have blocked Facebook in here. Can you believe this? An IT company has barred FACEBOOK. You cannot even use a phone in here. Someone should slap charges on them. ” (then she indulged in some more lalochezia).
And her reaction wasn’t the first of a kind on the face of the Earth. We’ve all been in a situation wherein our authorities have decided to play GODS. Let it be computer labs in schools jam-packed with computers with no accessibility to social networking sites or work places flooded with systems, we all have witnessed this barricade once too many in this lifetime. But it seems an answer to our collective prayers has at last arrived in the form of Unblk.
What is Unblk?
A key to our shackles, Unblk would unblock all those sites which have been blocked by our make-shift GODS. But my authorities are Sherlock Holmes’s relatives. They would trace the culprit in a blink of an eye. Fret not! Unblk promises (hear,hear!) complete privacy which would let you forge ahead into a blocked territory without you having to look over your shoulders every now and then.
How does Unblk work?
Copy and paste the URL of a desired page into the allotted box on the Unblk’s site, the rest would be taken care by the site. And in no time, you can happily kill time on your favourite websites.
So I can stalk without being caught?
Unblk does not support unethical stalking, but if you are stalking for good, then yes! You can stalk without the fear of being caught. You can breeze onto Twitter profiles without being enlisted on the ‘as seen by’ list. The anonymity is helpful in more than one ways. Google often tends to pass on your web history records to sellers and advertisers who by way of which track you down. Unblk keeps them at bay, as well.
So enjoy jumping over hurdles and use it prudently!
