Gregory's Server@KawaTora @stux regardless of browser, a VPN is the only sure fire way to prevent your ISP from having access to all of your network connection history (this includes more than just web traffic). Some governments will, for instance, seed torrents of copyrighted material. ISPβs send them customer IP traffic, and if the IP of the governmentβs torrent seed is on the list, the ISP will send a warning letter to the user; in some cases the user will be indicted. I wonder how long it will be before VPN services are required to send IP data for their users to governments...οΏΌ
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@KawaTora totally blows my mind that people think that bill gates is shooting them up with nano bots in the COVID vaccines when they already have better (and way cheaper) ways of getting all your data already... βI refuse to get vaccinated because they are trying to track me. You can read all about the real facts in my Facebook page.β Oh the irony.  Doesn't matter if you are using a VPN, Governments are buying netflow data from ISP's which can piece together what sites you have been visiting. https://www.vice.com/en/article/jg84yy/data-brokers-netflow-data-team-cymru |
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Happened to me once and from that time forward I used a VPN