Jun 15, 2000

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Anonymizer URL Encryption:

Why URL Encryption?

When you view a web page, the information is sent to your browser containing other web page addresses, represented by page links. When you click on one of these links, the required web page is retrieved and brought to your browser.

Any ISP or intermediary proxy server is currently able to track these movements around the Internet and keep a record of which sites you visit and how often you do so.

Anonymizer URL Encryption protects you from this breach of privacy by taking each web page link and encrypting it using a secure algorithm. This encrypted text is decipherable only by our Anonymizer servers. When you click on one of these links, the Anonymizer server retrieves the required page from the Internet, encrypts the links in that page's code and forwards it on to you. Intrusive ISPs attempting to keep server logs of your page requests will, therefore, only register meaningless data.

Paid users can use Anonymizer URL Encryption by entering the site you would like to visit below.

About Beta testing:

What we are primarily interested in at this beta testing stage is the overall performance of the system and the accuracy and consistency of the scrambling.

Please send bug reports using this form along with your comments on any (or all) of the following:

- Non-scrambled URLs

- Failed links (file not found, or other errors)

- Performance and response time

The Anonymizer Engineering Team