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6 days ago ... Absolutely not. They can only access that if they hack your device. However, if they control the Wi-Fi network, they can see all of the data ... Nov 15, 2005 ... No, it is not possible to see what files are being downloaded. Absolutely not. Packet sniffing needs to be started on a router to track rtaffic ... Jan 24, 2023 ... When you connect to Hotspot Shield, your internet service provider (ISP) can see that you're connected to an IP owned by a VPN service. The solution: a trustworthy VPN. The big problem isn't that your ISP can see what websites you've visited, but that they register them using your IP address, ... It's true that looking for the lock icon and HTTPS will help you prevent attackers from seeing any information you submit to a website. HTTPS also prevents your ... Jun 25, 2022 ... Yes, ISPs can see that you are connecting with a VPN. However, while you're on a VPN, they can see far less of your traffic. Oct 31, 2022 ... Hi Afka Kambi, I am Dave, I will help you with this. Rest assured your ISP cannot see the data on your phone or on your PC, that is not possible ... Sep 23, 2024 ... The short answer is yes. ISPs have the ability to track your browsing history, including the websites you visit, the time you spend on each site, and even the ... Oct 26, 2023 ... A VPN can help protect your privacy online. But what does your ISP think about that? May 18, 2023 ... No, and in general your ISP can't see your search history even if you don't use a VPN. Without a VPN, your ISP might be able to see that you visited Google.