...e, these headers will probably not contain anything. Why would you use an anonymous proxy if it broadcast where you orginally came from?
...re is no way your server can determine such use, the only way to detect an anonymous proxy is by trying to actually use it. http://www.countrycheck.com will at
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CountryCheck used to be an Anonymous Proxy Detection with <s>countrycheck.com</s>
...w offering "IP to Country" services - but they cannot detect the use of an anonymous proxy.
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...to conceal where they are on the Internet. It is usually used to serve [[anonymous feedback]] and critique [[sysopism]].
There are reputedly many private anonymous proxies on [[dialup IP range]]s - supposedly used by [[trolls]]. Wise [[sy
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...other secret societies. Essentially the blackball system gives every voter anonymous veto power.
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...rnance of the organisation, thus rendering the identity of the vote holder anonymous. The right to assign such votes creates what is called a '''proxy market'
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Also note, please, that most contributors are anonymous trolls, as always for the best wikis, and that they leave the troll logo of
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:''"where there is trust, there is opportunity for magnificence"'' - anonymous
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*it often has tags or identifiers enabling its anonymous return to the user if it is dropped - [[key return]] services specialize in
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...that someone is who they are claiming to be '''or''' when anonymous users (anonymous users may in fact be [[trolls]] that frequent the media in question) that '
...me methods such as '''different levels of identification''' ranging from [[anonymous]] users to normal users to verified users.
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...umer]]s, like friendly trolls, are fickle and may prefer to be [[anonymity|anonymous]] and have freedom to choose products and services or whatever [[brand]]s,
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...shift material with the [[CGO]]. But with so few contributors, almost all anonymous, it seems not very relevant yet. There is time to think about this clearly
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...good policy would be that no information can be revealed and attached to [[anonymous contributor]]s outside some process that examines only actual threats of bo
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...courage this, many believe that for material of any importance or value, [[anonymous IP number]]s are the best way to leave an edit trail. Since no one trusts
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See also [[anonymous proxy server]], and other [[troll tool]]s.
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#The rest ie. anonymous email services
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...eedback to your feedback. Recipients are likely to be less interested in [[Anonymous Coward]]s then self-confident consumers
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*constantly shift [[IP address]]es, and employ [[anonymous proxy server]]s to help other trolls pretend to be "you"
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...ies on the [[editor]] to edit facts from [[researcher]]s, [[trolls]] and [[anonymous edit]]s. This person cannot come to any conclusions whatsoever about the n
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* Possibility of hardware-level '''[[anonymous]]''' access (hardware identity is not revealed). Anonimity Mode availble to
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...the status given reputation and other non-bodily constructs, by remaining anonymous and fomenting ambiguities about their bodily identity. In so doing they ho
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