How Do I Tell If I Am Going To A Porn Site Before I Do So As Not To Alert The Spyware On The Corporate Server?
Posted by adminFeb 8
All of our compoters are monitored by corporate which has some sort of way to be alerted if anyone goes on a “porn” site. The men here can go to sites showing full frontal nudity of women which is available on many, many sites, such as Naked News. However, we women cannot view men read erotica, etc. without bells and whistles going off and us getting a phone call/repremand.
type the url into a search engine and check the description.
Now this is tricky. Honestly there is not much you can do.
You can try and bypass the block by using a general search engine to access the site (like yahoo or google). Google is better because the feds haven’t accessed their records yet. LOL
But anyway, there is not much you can do to not alert their corporate blockades. They do that for a reason and they blockout keywords, so be careful what you search for.
Unfortunately, I asked one of my friends who can hack, if there was anyway to bypass their system and he said no.
So it’s really touch and go. I wish you the best though
Porn Site Usually Gives A Warning Before Entering.
Something like: ” This Website Contains Adult Contact. Are you 18 or Older Yes or NO?
Sites like these can be block from Mozilla and Internet Explorer Security Tab under tools.
Do you like your job? Do you get a pay check you rely on to pay bills? Do you have another job waiting in the wings. IF the answer above is YES, YES, NO, then I strongly suggest that you leave your porn perusal to your home time and get back to work. And I say the same thing to the men who are doing the “surfing.” It is preposterous to surf internet sites for porn while working. That is nothing short of STEALING money from your boss…there is no kind word to way about it….it is theft of paid hours, period. And, you can be assured that the boys who are playing with porn are playing a crap shoot with their jobs also. You just haven’t heard about it…YET>
Sounds like the software is setup top specifically exclude a lot of porn sites that cater to men. Since you should not be doing that anyway on company time maybe a few complaints to shut it down totally might be in order (if one can’t then the other can’t). Keep track of when you complained and how many times you complained plus if the reprimands only go to the woman you have an excellent sexual discrimination case.