Can WiFi owner see what sites I visited incognito? Unfortunately,YES. WiFi owners, such as your local Wireless Internet Service Provider (WISP), are able to track the websites you have visited via their servers. This is because your browser's incognito mode does not have control over internet...
Data from unencrypted websites: ISPs see the full URLs (Universal Resource Locators) of all web pages visited by their users on unencrypted websites. The former counselor to Tom Wheeler, FCC Chairman,Gigi Sohnsays that ISPs “have access to everything you do online.” According to Sohn, ISPs...
A VPN (Virtual Private Network)provides an encrypted network connection through the public network,therefore shielding your IP address from prying eyes. It is possibly the safest way to keep your privacy, and browse online without your ISP tracking and logging your online activity. There arefree V...
Exactly. Google's business model is to maintain exclusive access to its tracking and bugging data, so it can customize the Internet and the ads to your preferences. There ya go. You pretty much get it (other than the part about customizing the internet)! Perhaps you can explain it to JR...