Every time you visit a web site the server is able to log details about you. Your ISP may also be logging details about the web sites that you are visiting. In the United Kingdom the RIP bill is soon to be in force which makes it a legal requirement for your ISP to log all of your Internet activities. In the United States it is rumoured that Echelon is capable of similar things.They must also provide law enforcement agencies with the necessary equipment to monitor your online activities. If you use the Internet at work there is also a good chance that your employer is monitoring your Internet activity. There are many legitimate reasons why you would want to remain anonymous whilst surfing the Internet.

Fortunately it is very easy to evade this monitoring and surf with total anonymity. Follow the link below and you will be taken to anonymizer.com. The normal service is free but they place adverts in your browser. If you want to pay a small subscription fee you will get the premium service which offers no adverts, a faster server and anonymity even from your ISP! This is definitely worth the money. It is currently about $5 a month. If you do subscribe we receive a small commission which helps keep this site running. If you don't want to pay anything then use Black Codes anonymous browser which is free.