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Facebook Blocked At School or Office? Access Facebook Via Email

Unblock Facebook at Office

Some businesses (particularly in UK) have blocked access to Facebook during office hours as IT managers feel that surfing social networking sites at work could make employees less productive.

If you also happen to work in such a company where the office firewall has restricted access to Facebook, there’s a workaround - your email.

A new service called MoDazzle makes it possible to use Facebook (and LinkedIn) through email commands.

For instance, you can send an email to fbreadwall@modazzle.com with the subject SELF to read messages posted on your Facebook wall - alter the subject like JOHN to read John’s Facebook wall.

You can do most Facebook actions via email including poke, status updates, writing on a friend’s wall, read messages lying unread in your Facebook Inbox and so on.

Modazzle.com - also supports LinkedIn and Google Maps.

The service could also pick up in schools and countries like Syria and UAE that have banned Facebook on religious grounds.

Related: Most Useful Email Addresses

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Published on December 31, 2007 under Internet, Tools
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Reader Comments

#1 zaki 12.31.07

This is what I’m looking at since my office block facebook and gmail, thanks!!

#2 the extraordinary directory 01.01.08

This is helpful to me. Our company blocks social bookmarking. I hope friendster.com also provides tools like this.

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