Serious Can your wifi provider see your search history

[veqdera]

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[InMemoriam]

they already know you're a member of .is

 

[Ika-Sama]

Yes, your ISP provider has your history. But it can't be easily accessed without a warrant.

 

[Monke]

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Depends. They might know everything that goes over http (not https) plus DNS names of websites you visit (unless you use secure DNS with servers that font belong to your ISP) plus IP addresses of websites you've connected to.

But this is very generic description. PM with your situation to know more

 

[Copexodius Maximus]

Yes

 

[cvh1991]

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Lotta viewers use a VPN, but apparently if the government or some entity really wants to find out they can anyway from what I gather. VPN "might" make it a smidge tougher though assuming they keep no logs (but who knows if that's actually true, it seems they must comply with law enforcements).

 

[Monke]

Yes, your ISP provider has your history. But it can't be easily accessed without a warrant.

Depends,

Lotta viewers use a VPN, but apparently if the government or some entity really wants to find out they can anyway from what I gather. VPN "might" make it a smidge tougher though assuming they keep no logs (but who knows if that's actually true, it seems they must comply with law enforcements).

With VPN you just have same problems, you just replace ISP with VPN provider.

Even if VPN does not store logs, VPN's hoster does. Just in case they want to play democracy.

 

[Sexless incel]

Yes, your ISP provider has your history. But it can't be easily accessed without a warrant.

This. It’s possible, but not that easy, so almost no one does that except for some companies

 

[BlackPilledKira]

No https prevents them from seeing anything except the website you're connecting to

 

[Sheogorath]

Yes, your ISP provider has your history. But it can't be easily accessed without a warrant.

the ISP can voluntarily co-operate without a warrant

 

[Glerforpus]

Yep, what’s the prob brocel?

 

[I.N.C.E.L.S. Boss]

that's why i vpnmaxx

 

[Deleted member 43828]

If yes, im fucked lmao

 

[decembrist_kirillov]

i dont give a fuck because i already went ER

 

[Lifeisbullshit95]

Yeah they know and I don't give a fuck cuz I'm nobody.

 

[Nikalas]

Yes, and you're on several lists

 

[ogleman]

Yes. Lol.

 

[Iranianoldcel]

incels.is is encrypted
but they can probably see that you log in to the site and when


if you want to hide your shit seriously you bounce your connection through based countries like russia and china

@avatar
Vikings turned to shit after

Spoiler

Ragnar's death

 

[nystagmuscel]

they already know you're a member of .is

 

[Man]

You have no privacy unless you use TOR.

You are X-Ray naked in front of Google, and if the feds are involved you are fucked.

Even if you never use the internet other people in your house can involuntarily reveal your personal information.

I learned my parents were moving before they told me because I used the google ads analytics thing -- one said 'Moving soon'.

 

[cvh1991]

Depends,

With VPN you just have same problems, you just replace ISP with VPN provider.

Even if VPN does not store logs, VPN's hoster does. Just in case they want to play democracy.

Well that sucks eh? True anonymity online seems almost impossible these days. Do you think a VPN like Nord is even worth using then? Or pointless in your view?

 

[PixyPRISONPREDATOR]

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yes they can

 

[war_with_myself]

yes. i was already on fbi list before shitposting here. idgaf

 

[Monke]

Well that sucks eh? True anonymity online seems almost impossible these days. Do you think a VPN like Nord is even worth using then? Or pointless in your view?

Single VPN that knows your credit card number is absolutely pointless if you do anything serious. It could only allow use services that otherwise banned by IP.


If you want a glimpse of anonymity you need vpn-tor-vpn link. So
1. First VPN prevents your ISP from knowing you using for
2. Tor prevents VPN provider from p.3 from knowing your IP.
3. Second VPN provider defends you against for malicious exit node.

You also need to take precautions from being profiled. Things like uber-cookie exist and VPN does not defend against them. Webpage gatherers a lot of information about you (browser, is, screen resolution, installed fonts list is huge) and then if 2 users have all same parameters, then its the same machine.

 

[Emba]

Yes, your ISP provider has your history. It can be easily accessed with a phone call or email.

 

[cvh1991]

Single VPN that knows your credit card number is absolutely pointless if you do anything serious. It could only allow use services that otherwise banned by IP.


If you want a glimpse of anonymity you need vpn-tor-vpn link. So
1. First VPN prevents your ISP from knowing you using for
2. Tor prevents VPN provider from p.3 from knowing your IP.
3. Second VPN provider defends you against for malicious exit node.

You also need to take precautions from being profiled. Things like uber-cookie exist and VPN does not defend against them. Webpage gatherers a lot of information about you (browser, is, screen resolution, installed fonts list is huge) and then if 2 users have all same parameters, then its the same machine.

Thanks mate