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Message: <blockquote data-quote="randula01" data-source="post: 2345047" data-attributes="member: 11511">Schools, businesses, libraries, and even some entire countries limit what is accessible on the internet from their computers. Though this is almost always done to protect the users that is not what always happens. Sometimes websites that are useful and not harmful get blocked either by accident or on purpose by a corrupt government trying to stop freedom of information. The first amendment prohibits laws against the freedom of speech or press. The fourth amendment prohibits invasion of your privacy without a warrant. The fifth amendment prohibits the government from forcing you to be a witness against yourself. By the amendments of the US constitution outlined above you are guaranteed freedom of speech, privacy, and that you will never have to give evidence against yourself. Our service helps guarantee freedom of speech by allowing access to anything that would otherwise be blocked. It helps privacy because everything you do through it is indirect, any activity that you do through this site happens through our ips and not yours. It helps prevent you giving evidence against yourself by encrypting everything you do, making it harder for any illegal invasion of your privacy from happening. maekada demmae................</blockquote>

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