Ways to bypass an internet filter

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The discussion revolves around the challenge of bypassing an internet filter installed on a shared computer, specifically to access iPlayer and YouTube. The filter was set up by an administrator, and the user, who is the sole individual using the computer, is seeking suggestions to circumvent it. A recommendation is made to communicate with the supervisor to request modifications to the filter from the IT department. The thread concludes without further responses.
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I am desperately trying to bypass an internet filter that is installed on my computer
Basically I want to watch iPlayer and Youtube videos and I can't seem to get round it
Open to any suggestions
 
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I-Love-Maths2 said:
I am desperately trying to bypass an internet filter that is installed on my computer
Basically I want to watch iPlayer and Youtube videos and I can't seem to get round it
Open to any suggestions
Who installed the filter on "your" computer?
 
The administrator.
It isn't actually mine but I'm the only person that uses it.
 
You should probably just talk to your supervisor to see if s/he can get IT to modify your filter. Thread is closed.
 
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