You enter some internet cafe and assume that you can download and install any software you like, without asking the owner's permission. Then 'to your surprise', the manager of the internet cafe says "you cannot do that".
Tell me, if a complete stranger entered your home and attempted to download some software onto your tablet or notebook, without your permission, how you would view that?
Just a note in passing, SafeFox is no longer supported; safefox.org is for sale. It is interesting that you continue to use a browser that is now without support. But then, seeing from your other discussions and posts in these forums that you decry computer and internet security of all kinds, I wonder why I am surprised.
May be you would be better using Pale Moon? Ohh, I see you already are;
http://windows7forums.com/windows-7-software/51147-pale-moon-safefox-web-browser-alternatives-firefox-made-only-windows.html
but don't expect internet cafe managers to be any less resistant to you downloading and installing that browser on their systems.
Internet Cafes are great for those who don't have their own computers, but you play by their rules.
One other thing. You also tell us you were turned away from one internet cafe and you assume this was because you were using their computers to blog about your associations with Lebanon and Hezbollah and your YouTube channel. I have to say I would not have been surprised at that. Whilst free speech is important, not only in this country, (the UK), but also in the US and most other Western Oriented nations, I very much doubt that internet cafe owners and managers relish the thought of MI5 swooping in to arrest them and confiscate their computers as part of their continuing anti-terrorism campaigns in the UK. You may disagree with all that of course, and that is your prerogative. You have the right to continue to say what you wish. Just don't expect internet cafe owners to turn a blind eye when you attempt such discussions and blogging on their premises.
I wonder if hotels would have the same concerns.
Mark
I got my first laptop last year,but before that I used to go to Internet cafes. And one experience I had last week brought back memories of the past,before I had my own computer.

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