Does Any Body know how to bypass the verizon wireless content filtering on droid inc

[desk789]

Does Any Body know how to bypass the verizon wireless content filtering on droid incredibel?
Please help.

 

[PGleo86]

Does Any Body know how to bypass the verizon wireless content filtering on droid incredibel?
Please help.

Pretty sure there is no content filtering... what site are you trying to get at?

 

[Jaredshoes]

i dont think there is any content filtering

 

[anon(18050)]

Never have I encountered any sort of filtering on any VZW (or any carrier in the US) device.

 

[Flexia]

The main account holder is the only one that can change it

 

[kstoutdog]

methinks the OP is trying to look at porn

 

[Smitty_82]

There's a content filter? Haha, news to me.

 

[desk789]

I mean that my work put it on my line to prevent internet usage and restricted it to age 7+. If anybody has a solution that would be great.
Btw strangely opera mini web browser bypasses it, but it does not have flash

 

[androide]

a solution might be to tunnel your connection using something like ssh!

 

[Smitty_82]

Talk to IT support....guess that would not be a good idea. Prob not much else you can do that i know of unless it's rooted.

 

[androide]

@ ajkohnrox, I thought this content filtering was done when you were tethering to your Droid Inc., my bad.
I din't know there was soemthing like that! Maybe IT installed it?!

 

[bigk]

So your using wifi? Can't you just switch to 3g? Or is it blocked on 3g as well?

I would call IT.

 

[desk789]

So your using wifi? Can't you just switch to 3g? Or is it blocked on 3g as well?

I would call IT.

It isn't blocked over WiFi. It's a block placed on 3g from Verizon wireless. They did not touch my phone, it just blocks many websites like Google etc... so is there any way to bypass it at all, wether it involves rooting or wtvr?
P.S. What is IT?

 

[jayhawkfan18]

P.S. What is IT?

I believe they are saying to call your IT (Information Technology) Department

 

[androide]

@ ajkohnrox, first, you might want to talk to your IT department, if you don't get a solution then download PdaNet or EasyTether Lite. After that you can be free by an array of options to circumvent the content filtering.
Just make sure that if you violate any work policy me or anybody else here in this forum won't be held accountable.
:-;

 

[johnhboyd]

From the comments, it appears you are using a company phone. If so, and you are caught violating company policy about use of that phone, hope you have lots of bucks in the bank, cause they can and probably will fire you.

 

[Jaredshoes]

well if opera mini blocks the content filtering but doesnt have fash use dolphin browser HD it has flash

 

[menschmaschine5]

From the comments, it appears you are using a company phone. If so, and you are caught violating company policy about use of that phone, hope you have lots of bucks in the bank, cause they can and probably will fire you.

This. If you don't want content filters, quite frankly, you should just get your own phone with your own plan. Your employer owns your phone, you're just borrowing it, so I'd advise against rooting it or trying to bypass any filters they put in place. This is a case when the person you got the phone from (your employer) has full right to decide what you can and cannot do with your phone.

Edit: And yes, you can probably get fired if you're caught tampering with your phone. I have no experience in corporate environments (I'm still in college and am a musician at any rate), but I do imagine that this holds true.

 

[abtxpress]

I think you should get your own phone. Your employer probably has the phone set to keep you productive. Where I work they disable all apps and browser that isn't company content. I have my own phone to play. My company will fire you if they find you have tampered with their device. I just use my own and leave my company phone in my desk drawer since I can do everything on my own phone.