how to open facebook when it is restricted?

How to access facebook from school, office or any other restricted place?

We all must have suffered this in many situations, i used to spend lot of time in googling to know about the methods to access facebook when it is restricted, after lot of research :P i came acros an app in google chrome named as "facebridge" this is an proxy server which establishes a link to the facebook through different server, so facebook can be easily accessed through it.

Here is the list of best facebook proxy links, in case if you are not able to access facebook through "facebridge" you can try these. :)


 http://www.faceoxy.com
 http://kuvia.eu
 http://unblockbook.org
 http://www.facebookproxy.net
 http://www.vtunnel.com
 http://facebookoxy.com
 http://proxytofacebook.com
 http://atunnel.com
 http://www.unblockwebsitenow.com
 http://proxite.net
 http://www.facebookfirewall.com
 http://www.unblockbook.org
 http://www.avoidfiltering.com
 http://proxyworkaround.info
 http://anonsafe.com


Update (6 April 2012):
* http://fb.unblock-us.com
* http://thefacebookproxy.com
* http://windblaster.com
* http://p4fb.com
* http://web-proxy-online.com
* http://deliberatebypass.info
* http://facoxy.com

Free Wi-Fi for Facebook users

Facebook users, rejoice! Your days of repeatedly asking for Wi-Fi passwords at coffee-shops may soon be over.

The social networking website is testing a new Wi-Fi hot spot service for local businesses that grants users free Internet access if they do a Facebook check-in.

Businesses would provide the access via a Facebook router that directs customers to its Facebook page once users check in, the 'Discovery News' reported.

"We are currently running a small test with a few local businesses of a Wi-Fi router that is designed to offer a quick and easy way to access free Wi-Fi after checking in on Facebook," the company confirmed to Inside Facebook.

"When you access Facebook Wi-Fi by checking in, you are directed to your local business?s Facebook Page," it said. Developer Tom Waddington is credited with discovering the test when he found a new entry called "social wifi" in the "Like sources" section of the Insights API.

While businesses would still provide the Internet access, Facebook would provide a router. Page owners would be able to monitor how many new 'Likes' the page received from those who used the Wi-Fi service.

Visitors who don't want to jump through the Facebook hoop could still access the network via a password from the business, the report said.