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I built a Raspberry Pi DNS monitor to see what my ISP was tracking—and I wasn't prepared for what I found
How a cheap Raspberry Pi revealed everything my ISP knows about me ...
Whatever we do on the internet, our ISPs will track it. It is logged by the ISP to comply with the laws of the land and to improve the user experience, as they say. If you are not okay with your ...
No DNS lookup data for you!
Yesterday, the US House of Representatives joined the Senate in voting to overturn the 2015 FCC rule that would have prevented your Internet Service Provider (ISP) from tracking your browsing history, ...
According to the TorrentFreak article you mentioned, you can already get an idea of what is and isn't logged. Here's a quick summary of who retains what and for how long: Comcast - They're believed to ...
Still, before anyone gets lulled into a false sense of privacy, keep in mind that InPrivate Blocking won't necessarily prevent the newest and most controversial type of program to hit the Web -- ...
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