Okay good. Guess you need to look for more alternatives.
North Korean Proxy?
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Okay good. Guess you need to look for more alternatives.
DHSellerUK
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1) Their internet is cut off from the ACTUAL "internet" - it's a regulated network that has very limited access to the outside world.
2) Why the f&^k would you want a proxy in NK anyway? it'd be slow as s%$t
2) Why the f&^k would you want a proxy in NK anyway? it'd be slow as s%$t
prab1996
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i just found some hma proxies for korea http://www.hidemyass.com/proxy-list/search-225421
if they have 9 free proxies then they will have more in pro.
if they have 9 free proxies then they will have more in pro.
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theRanker
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The ones you are referring to are for Republic of Korea, which is South Korea, not North. As far as I know South Korea is in top 20 of economic powers of the world so yeah there's a huge difference between the 2. Isn't Samsung based in South Korea?
waterworks
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I wonder how many times the NSA has viewed this thread? LOL. Odd request for sure.
When I was in China, it was weird not being able to access google and many other major websites. I can only imagine the culture shock their people are going to experience if that country ever becomes free.
When I was in China, it was weird not being able to access google and many other major websites. I can only imagine the culture shock their people are going to experience if that country ever becomes free.
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