Information about you is being stored in a history file somewhere every time you click on a page on the Internet. You unavoidably leave footprints with the slightest movements made on the web. Google conceivably knows every term you've searched for and every e-mail you've sent and received. Cookies greet you when you return to a site and track your movements when you stay within its pages or visit affiliated sites. Your Internet Service Provider (ISP) knows who you are and where you live or work whenever you get online.

The main purpose of online anonymity tools is to conceal your IP address. Your IP address reveals your location and once it is uncovered all information about your whereabouts can be exposed in a matter of minutes to the more experienced computer users. These covert surveillance programs use proxy servers to route your internet traffic and while running all your internet activity goes trough proxy servers leaving your ISP blind to your internet activity.

The proxy server is a computer or a network of computers which mimics your Internet Service Provider (ISP). You connect to the proxy server, the proxy assigns you an IP address which will be seen as your IP address while you’re connected to the server. All your internet traffic gets routed by the proxy, meaning that your internet requests will be sent to and contented by this neat server in stead of the ISP, this way even your ISP won’t be able to track your online traces, the only fact known to the internet provider is that you accessed the proxy server.

If you value your privacy and wish to conceal your identity while browsing the World Wide Web we offer the appropriate solutions for you.