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Trying to access blocked sites from a school computer can lead to suspension or even expulsion. Software to block sites are put on school computers for the safety of students. If you want to use myspace do it at home or else you could face some real problems at school.
This question has been asked before and the answer is a resounding NO! Schools have the right to restrict access to their computer systems. While you are at school you should be doing school work.
For you to even try and get around the blocks could get you suspended or expelled. So don't expect us to help you screw up your life.
Once again NO, why waste that gift of knowledge that is given to you?. Do you know how many children would love to attend any sort of schooling in other countries?.
We here at AMHD cannot help you get around any sort of administrative restrictions imposed on a School, Work, or any other network not owned and operated by yourself. These restrictions can include (but are not limited to): Website Blocking policies, Software Installation policies, Email retention policies, Software Configuration policies, Network/Internet usage policies, Network Configuration policies, Forum or Chat Room Bans, Game Server Bans, or any other actions that are deemed "unauthorized" by the owners/administrators of the network in question. Any actions by members of AMHD that would be offered to help in this manner would directly violate the site's TOS
Thanks Curlyben, on an unrelated note, when i signed up i didnt see this TOS, where is it... im sure after posting this ill see it right away though. I wanted to know what the general concensus was on helping people when they post homework questions, there was someone yesterday that made 7 posts, all were just math equations they wanted someone to answer for them.
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