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Vpn

954 views · started by Jah ·
#1
Vpn
Ya madafuckas , can't track me now ! : )
#2
Actually, I don't know how but I do know LG can track VPN's quite well. It's quite hilarious :D
#3
Zanzabar wrote:
Actually, I don't know how but I do know LG can track VPN's quite well. It's quite hilarious :D


They just have my old IPs
and I don't think that they can if I spoof an IP : )
#4
Jah wrote:
They just have my old IPs
and I don't think that they can if I spoof an IP : )


They found out about my Ghost Vpn that one time dippy, Vpns are good for sites that don't know about things. lol.
#5
How would they trace you back through a VPN? o.o I mean, I know they can do an IP lookup and see if the IP is a proxy server, but can they actually trace you back through it?
#6
IDK o-o
#7
How would they trace you back through a VPN? o.o I mean, I know they can do an IP lookup and see if the IP is a proxy server, but can they actually trace you back through it?


The short answer is yes. If you want the long answer, I don't know how it's done. I'm very aware that Thomas or Arti is capable of doing it atleast.
#8
Bitches can't trace me now. Got my TOR relaying through 15 nodes. U MAD ARTI?!
#9
Actually, admin just has to look at your previous static IP and then you are tracked.
Good fight.
#10
Well say your in Montana, but your re-routing your ip though Hamburg Germany. It is very possible (if your familiar with the VPNS network) to see whos connected to what server and what ip they are accessing the server from.