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Re: ISP monitoring your activity From CyberEye® at deadlock Design on 13 Jan '00 replying to Re: ISP monitoring your activity posted by Inachu >They will only do that kind of stuff if you are doing anything illegal and are under investigation... > >But they can do it at any time they like to for training purposes and such. > >They(your ISP) can learn the following. > >What phone number you are using. >What modem you are dialing into. >What kind of computer you have. >What browser you are using. >What IP addresses you visit. >What files you download. > >And with any type of legal action being done they can >record and read your email. >Thats why you should use the free email service at hushmail.com > > >I believe its the same with newsgroups. > > >Inachu > > > > > > > >>How much personal activity information can an individual's ISP monitor? >>Does the ISP have the ability to see every URL the client visits? >>If the ISP is also the news server, can they monitor all the >>client's newsgroup activity? Inachu is right. Further, we are talking potentially fib and or the s service, if the The Rules are broken. You do Not want to break The Rules. Questions like these can also be directed to information warfare (cyberwar) type sites.

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>>They will only do that kind of stuff if you are doing anything illegal and are under investigation... >> >>But they can do it at any time they like to for training purposes and such. >> >>They(your ISP) can learn the following. >> >>What phone number you are using. >>What modem you are dialing into. >>What kind of computer you have. >>What browser you are using. >>What IP addresses you visit. >>What files you download. >> >>And with any type of legal action being done they can >>record and read your email. >>Thats why you should use the free email service at hushmail.com >> >> >>I believe its the same with newsgroups. >> >> >>Inachu >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >>>How much personal activity information can an individual's ISP monitor? >>>Does the ISP have the ability to see every URL the client visits? >>>If the ISP is also the news server, can they monitor all the >>>client's newsgroup activity? > >Inachu is right. Further, we are talking potentially fib and or the s service, if the The Rules are broken. You do Not want to break The Rules. Questions like these can also be directed to information warfare (cyberwar) type sites.