i carnt unblock facebook

jayne, January 2011

well i dont kno how but if u find out keep in touch thanks

trigga96, February 2011

Concerned Parent said: "Try typing in to the address bar the following 69.63.189.11"

Of course, the page you end up at LOOKS like it's genuine, but how can you tell it's not a scam set up to phish your details?

I could tell, but I bet you couldn't.

If you're that dumb, I hope you don't use your PC for anything like Paypal or online banking, 'cos I bet it's compromised to hell with trash you've picked up.

Checked your bank account lately?

Trefor, January 2011

Jayne.

It's simple: you don't. The PC belongs to the school, not you.

If they want you not to use the PC in specific ways, respect their wishes about what they want done with their property.

I've seen first hand the damage that can be done by some pillock trying to be clever - "Oh, it'll be alright, I KNOW this site is safe." That was just before he copped a nasty trojan that tried to dump several GB across our corporate network.

The stupid pillock doesn't work for us any more. Or anywhere else that he'd have acces to a PC, I sincerely hope.

Facebook is a pretty bad place for picking up nasties unless you are pretty careful.

Stats from social networking safety apps suggest that one in five items on the news feeds of Facebook users lead to malicious content.

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/11/24/facebook_malware_survey/

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-11827856

http://www.f-secure.com/weblog/archives/00001517.html

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/01/11/facebook_charging_rumour_malfeasance/

THAT's why the person who owns the PC or the network doesn't want you screwing with his property (you know, stuff that's not yours).

One thing you COULD do with your spare time is learn how to express yourself using English.

A Grownup, January 2011

Try typing in to the address bar the following

69.63.189.11

Concerned Parent, January 2011