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Virgin Media Block The Pirate Bay Heres The Fix ;¬)
Started by
policematrix
, May 03 2012 08:03 AM
16 replies to this topic
#1
Posted 03 May 2012 - 08:03 AM
heres how to connect on VM
use this link https://tpb.pirateparty.org.uk/ to get past VM sophisticated block
if this fails (or VM block it) try these steps
1. go here http://www.freewebproxy.net/
2. type in http://thepiratebay.se/ or 194.71.107.15
3. thats it now you can download your LEGAL files ;¬)
use this link https://tpb.pirateparty.org.uk/ to get past VM sophisticated block
if this fails (or VM block it) try these steps
1. go here http://www.freewebproxy.net/
2. type in http://thepiratebay.se/ or 194.71.107.15
3. thats it now you can download your LEGAL files ;¬)
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#2
Posted 03 May 2012 - 09:52 AM
List of alt URL's, which should work without the need of a proxy / VPN for now, which includes my fave trick of using Googles Translation service
http://www.ichi.co.u...proxies-mirrors
From TPB's blog....
TPB gets censored in the UK
The Western countries of the world all complaints about the censorship in Iran, China, Saudi Arabia and so on. But they are really the worst culprits themselves, having double morals in doing an even worse thing themselves.
Today news was out that the UK high court has decided that TPB is "massively infringing on copyright". The facts that no copyright is being infringed upon here at the site was not a welcome fact, so that was ignored apparantly.
Noone from TPB was invited to the court case, which would be normal to do in a democracy. This is not the first time this happens, it's been the same in most countries we're censored in. We have no right to speak since we're not rich.
Five ISPs got sued by the record companies to force them to block us. This is particularily interesting since music released and promoted exclusively here on TPB is currently in the brittish top charts. We are simply competitors that they just managed to squeeze out of their market, in a maffiesque way.
As usual there are easy ways to circumvent the block. Use a VPN service to be anonymous and get an uncensored internet access, you should do this anyhow. Or use TOR, I2P or some other darknet with access to the internets. Change your DNS settings with OpenDNS. Or use googles DNS servers... we could go on...
But don't forget that we can't allow this shit to happen. Next time they're coming for something else. And yes, there will be a next time if we don't stop them. Write to your ISP and tell them to appeal the case. Write to your local MPs and tell them that this is not allowed. Make sure your voice is heard. Remember, we're all the pirate bay, and we must stand united against the censorship from our opponents!
**********
My gripe is not so much with TPB being blocked (As most of you know, I have never let anything like this stop me to date anyway), but the more worrying sign of parts of the net being blocked, and government saying what we can and can not view, and ever more so worrying, is seeing whats happening in the states, where the common trick now is pulling the glue records which relate to URL's (Thus effectively taking down the site, as the URL will not resolve), without proper and open due process, and this was why TPB changed from .com to .se, so at least it removes the risk of this glue records trick being pulled on them for now.
Crap like CISPA (The new SOPA / PIPA) being pushed through the senate, though there is one encouraging sign from Obama himself, publicly stating that if it comes to it, he will use his veto powers to stop it becoming law.
http://blog.demandpr....org/campaigns/
Whilst you are at it folks, get this signed!
https://submissions....petitions/30063
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From TPB's blog....
TPB gets censored in the UK
The Western countries of the world all complaints about the censorship in Iran, China, Saudi Arabia and so on. But they are really the worst culprits themselves, having double morals in doing an even worse thing themselves.
Today news was out that the UK high court has decided that TPB is "massively infringing on copyright". The facts that no copyright is being infringed upon here at the site was not a welcome fact, so that was ignored apparantly.
Noone from TPB was invited to the court case, which would be normal to do in a democracy. This is not the first time this happens, it's been the same in most countries we're censored in. We have no right to speak since we're not rich.
Five ISPs got sued by the record companies to force them to block us. This is particularily interesting since music released and promoted exclusively here on TPB is currently in the brittish top charts. We are simply competitors that they just managed to squeeze out of their market, in a maffiesque way.
As usual there are easy ways to circumvent the block. Use a VPN service to be anonymous and get an uncensored internet access, you should do this anyhow. Or use TOR, I2P or some other darknet with access to the internets. Change your DNS settings with OpenDNS. Or use googles DNS servers... we could go on...
But don't forget that we can't allow this shit to happen. Next time they're coming for something else. And yes, there will be a next time if we don't stop them. Write to your ISP and tell them to appeal the case. Write to your local MPs and tell them that this is not allowed. Make sure your voice is heard. Remember, we're all the pirate bay, and we must stand united against the censorship from our opponents!
**********
My gripe is not so much with TPB being blocked (As most of you know, I have never let anything like this stop me to date anyway), but the more worrying sign of parts of the net being blocked, and government saying what we can and can not view, and ever more so worrying, is seeing whats happening in the states, where the common trick now is pulling the glue records which relate to URL's (Thus effectively taking down the site, as the URL will not resolve), without proper and open due process, and this was why TPB changed from .com to .se, so at least it removes the risk of this glue records trick being pulled on them for now.
Crap like CISPA (The new SOPA / PIPA) being pushed through the senate, though there is one encouraging sign from Obama himself, publicly stating that if it comes to it, he will use his veto powers to stop it becoming law.
http://blog.demandpr....org/campaigns/
Whilst you are at it folks, get this signed!
https://submissions....petitions/30063
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Edited by stanmarsh14, 03 May 2012 - 09:55 AM.
#3
Posted 03 May 2012 - 02:05 PM
worked a charm the first step, but i go on iptorrents anyway
#4
Posted 25 May 2012 - 04:04 PM
i still can access the pirate bay,and i live in the UK.
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#5
Posted 25 May 2012 - 07:27 PM
List of alt URL's, which should work without the need of a proxy / VPN for now, which includes my fave trick of using Googles Translation service
http://www.ichi.co.u...proxies-mirrors
From TPB's blog....
TPB gets censored in the UK
The Western countries of the world all complaints about the censorship in Iran, China, Saudi Arabia and so on. But they are really the worst culprits themselves, having double morals in doing an even worse thing themselves.
Today news was out that the UK high court has decided that TPB is "massively infringing on copyright". The facts that no copyright is being infringed upon here at the site was not a welcome fact, so that was ignored apparantly.
Noone from TPB was invited to the court case, which would be normal to do in a democracy. This is not the first time this happens, it's been the same in most countries we're censored in. We have no right to speak since we're not rich.
Five ISPs got sued by the record companies to force them to block us. This is particularily interesting since music released and promoted exclusively here on TPB is currently in the brittish top charts. We are simply competitors that they just managed to squeeze out of their market, in a maffiesque way.
As usual there are easy ways to circumvent the block. Use a VPN service to be anonymous and get an uncensored internet access, you should do this anyhow. Or use TOR, I2P or some other darknet with access to the internets. Change your DNS settings with OpenDNS. Or use googles DNS servers... we could go on...
But don't forget that we can't allow this shit to happen. Next time they're coming for something else. And yes, there will be a next time if we don't stop them. Write to your ISP and tell them to appeal the case. Write to your local MPs and tell them that this is not allowed. Make sure your voice is heard. Remember, we're all the pirate bay, and we must stand united against the censorship from our opponents!
**********
My gripe is not so much with TPB being blocked (As most of you know, I have never let anything like this stop me to date anyway), but the more worrying sign of parts of the net being blocked, and government saying what we can and can not view, and ever more so worrying, is seeing whats happening in the states, where the common trick now is pulling the glue records which relate to URL's (Thus effectively taking down the site, as the URL will not resolve), without proper and open due process, and this was why TPB changed from .com to .se, so at least it removes the risk of this glue records trick being pulled on them for now.
Crap like CISPA (The new SOPA / PIPA) being pushed through the senate, though there is one encouraging sign from Obama himself, publicly stating that if it comes to it, he will use his veto powers to stop it becoming law.
http://blog.demandpr....org/campaigns/
Whilst you are at it folks, get this signed!
https://submissions....petitions/30063
Make sure no one gets the wrong side of the stick at the bottom of the pic there stan 'f*****g virgin' in your other window lol
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#6
Posted 29 May 2012 - 09:53 AM
see i don't use anything to browse the internet but tor.. probably best anonymous browser i would say..
#8
Posted 17 April 2013 - 02:19 PM
Free VPN.
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#9
Posted 18 April 2013 - 01:08 PM
Here's another one for those who do use tpb - http://tpb.piraten.lu/
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#11
Posted 16 June 2013 - 08:54 AM
it seems VM and others are now blocking some proxies so the best way is to use a VPN = virtual private network , not only does it allow connection to any sites you like but also stops VM or your ISP seeing what you are doing (they can still trace you if you're involved in illegal activity )
a good free one i use is http://www.hotspotshield.com/ it usually routes you via USA no limits on upload and download BUT they dont allow you to use torrents while on this VPN you can download the torrent file you just cant download the shared content unless you disconect , while downloading a torrent VM and others track you and sometimes limit your bandwidth this can be avoided using peer block http://www.peerblock.com/ its free and blocks all the people you dont want knowing you are downloading a torrent and possibly stops VM realising yo are using a torrent thus stopping them cutting your bandwidth (since using PB i have not had my bandwidth cut by VM no matter when or when i download )
Edited by policematrix, 16 June 2013 - 08:56 AM.
#13
Posted 16 June 2013 - 10:37 AM
There is no way of stopping vm from capping you with peerblock, once you quota is up its up.
I am a heavy downloader (newsgroups), ssl,vpn, peerblock.
They still know how much data is coming down your line they just don't know what.
Edited by richy1976, 16 June 2013 - 10:39 AM.
#14
Posted 16 June 2013 - 10:56 AM
There is no way of stopping vm from capping you with peerblock, once you quota is up its up.
I am a heavy downloader (newsgroups), ssl,vpn, peerblock.
They still know how much data is coming down your line they just don't know what.
ahh ok , its just since using it i download all torrents at full speed no matter what time of day , they used to slow my net after about 10 mins of downloading a torrent now it does not happen , also when i use a VPN my upload speed jumps to 20MB from 2MB so they don't know everything
there was a time when they were restricting everything so for instance if i bought a 12 GB game on steam and downloaded it they would cut my net speed , that doesn't happen anymore , so i'm presuming lots of people complained and they had to improve their detections , but like i say i use it and have never received a bandwidth cap since
When traffic management happens on VM
Monday to Friday: 4:00PM-11:00PM
Saturday and Sunday: 11:00AM-11:00PM
best to download when there are no restrictions to be safe
Edited by policematrix, 16 June 2013 - 10:59 AM.
#15
Posted 16 June 2013 - 11:02 AM
it seems they only restricted P2P and newsgroups so they must have a way to detect this im pretty sure peerblock stops them seeing it
#16
Posted 16 June 2013 - 11:20 AM
Yes peerblock stops them from accessing your pc but they know how much your downloading & their fair usage caps come in, they block standard ports on newsgroups & slow it right down but you just use another one.
Peerblock will stop them blocking your port because they wont know what port your on.
I wanted my upload speed higher so I phoned virgin, idiots never knew what I was on about & started wanting to remote access my pc & do speedtests & stuff, it wouldn't let them on with peerblock running.
Edit: Idiots even told me I hadn't used my internet for 3 months (even though I don't even always have peerblock on).
Edited by richy1976, 16 June 2013 - 12:39 PM.
#17
Guest_Brownbag_*
Posted 16 June 2013 - 05:04 PM
You should try Come.in . I like it as it's nice and easy to remember as well as no redirect advertisements just straight to the torrent sites.. my favorite use to be h33t but also you should try warez.bb & rutracker both sites have a lot of quality scene uploaders as well as large active member community's.
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