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how to get on facebook blocked
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Access Facebook.com Using IP Address
To open Facebook using an IP address has its advantages. Chances are that the administrator has blocked Facebook from the Windows host file. Following are the steps involved to open Facebook with an IP address:
Open the command prompt and type “Ping facebook.com”
You will see the IP address as shown in the above image. Just enter the IP address in the browser address bar and if you are lucky, Facebook may open.
Hope this helps!
To open Facebook using an IP address has its advantages. Chances are that the administrator has blocked Facebook from the Windows host file. Following are the steps involved to open Facebook with an IP address:
Open the command prompt and type “Ping facebook.com”
You will see the IP address as shown in the above image. Just enter the IP address in the browser address bar and if you are lucky, Facebook may open.
Hope this helps!
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Please be aware that if you are doing this at work... you could get fired.
If you are doing this from school, you could get an F... or worse!
Usually places that don't want you on Facebook, want you doing something else.
I agree with bunny .... beware opening forbidden sites from work or school. Facebook is not worth losing your job or risking a failing grade or worse.
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