Who can see my search history

Lala_1039 Posted messages 1 Status Member -  
 profilanonymeuh -

Hello, I often go on the internet using a Wi-Fi connection and then I delete it. Can my parents see my history through the Wi-Fi? Or by asking our provider FREE? And if I use 4G (with a Free subscription), can my parents see my history?

Thank you

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  1. profilanonymeuh
     

    Hello

    Who can see?

    Practically impossible to ensure perfect confidentiality, even the high-security phones of the world’s top leaders have been tapped, revelations are made by journalists a few months or years after the events.

    Even the most complex encrypted data and VPNs do not prevent tracking who is communicating with whom, from where to where.

    Internet was originally designed to serve as an internal network at a university solely for the purpose of facilitating exchanges among those who desired it.

    Therefore, nothing was planned at the design stage to secure and protect the network.

    Unfortunately for confidentiality, the system was well-designed enough to be quickly adopted on a global scale.

    There are thus a maximum number of flaws due to the design; we only multiply the precautions, but there is always a way to bypass them.

    You can use all existing security measures, but knowing that secrecy is never guaranteed.

    The ISP on which confidentiality relies is obligated to provide, upon simple request from a court, the history to judicial authorities, and this extends to phone taps as well.

    In practice, it's done in just two phone calls. This is clear evidence that everything can be known if one is willing to put in the means. Here we are only talking about the "legal" way to obtain information.

    In reality, one must add all the means that circumvent confidentiality options.

    Simply put, the owner has a right of access, but it's not you most of the time.

    "Parental" options are automatically offered on almost all plans.

    A simple program can record keystrokes without your knowledge, etc.

    The latest trend is to geo-locate one’s children in real-time using their phones.

    These are all means to "protect one’s children," of course.

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