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“” - stealthNodeX - 24-03-2025 Google sites proxies are still around, but they’re like playing whack-a-mole. One gets blocked, another pops up. For a more stable option, check out Hide.me or TunnelBear. Both are user-friendly and safer. And no, they’re not secure. Wouldn’t recommend for anything beyond basic browsing. “” - proxyMimicX99 - 25-03-2025 Google sites proxies are a relic at this point. They might work for a day or two, then boom—blocked. If you’re serious about bypassing restrictions, invest in a paid VPN like Nord or Express. Worth every penny. And yeah, safety is a joke. Avoid anything sensitive on those proxies. |