proxy help

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bharath063 join:2013-01-15 1 edit	proxy help The thing is my data provider provides a free internet access to a certain web page(m.facebook.com) without a data plan.. My question is that can i use this site as some kind of proxy to get free internet access to other pages using software like pd-proxy etc?? I have also noticed that If some one shares a link to certain page on facebook and if i click the link through m.facebook.com it redirects to that web page and i use that page too for free.. so my question is how do i set up a proxy or a vpn to do this work?? i figured that if i somehow convince my ISP if I'm still browsing m.facebook.com they would let me browse for free.. How do i trick my ISP that i'm still browsing m.facebook.com ... sorry If my question was a little vague..
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HELLFIRE join:2009-11-25 kudos:7	Without access to m.facebook.com's backend infrastructure, you're basically SOL on your idea bharath063 Regards
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bharath063 join:2013-01-15	reply to bharath063 Thanks for the reply HELLFIRE But it sucks to know that nothing can't be done..
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bharath063 join:2013-01-15	reply to HELLFIRE Hey HELLFIRE, I just had a hunch.. What if i were to share a link to google.com on my facebook and open that link while using m.facebook.com.. That would work I guess because if I click youtube videos that've been shared by someone on FB, I can watch those videos too for free.. And from then on I can watch whatever video I want from there.. So what if i do it with google like searching for a site and opening it from that shared google link?? that would work as well i guess... whats your two cents on that HELLFIRE?? Regards,
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HELLFIRE join:2009-11-25 kudos:7	reply to bharath063 I repeat my earlier statement bharath063 . You're essentially asking m.facebook.com to take your incoming connection, then reforward it to another location AS m.facebook.com. Unless m.facebook.com is configured to do that (and dollars to donuts it isn't), you won't get your "free internet access" you're after. All m.facebook.com likely is is a black box somewhere listening on port 80 and feeding whatever data user(s) request of it and that's it. If "free internet" is what you're after, find another option, like using your or someone else's home wifi, which is ALOT less hassle and time wasted than figuring out how to "hack" m.facebook.com Regards
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