What Can Your ISP See? - What Your ISP Knows About Your Internet Activities

In this video I show you just what information your internet provider (ISP) can determine from analyzing your traffic. This includes what websites you visit, and in some cases just what you're doing on this websites.

I also cover what benefits VPNs have to safeguard your traffic, while explaining that absolute privacy on the internet doesn't really exist.

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[mamag]

ur videos are crazy good i could watch em all day

[Mbro-dqdo]

Amazing video dude! I love the simple straightforward explanations.

[ren]

Your channel is underrated and extremely helpful. I'm curious if using Quad9 DoH (DNS over HTTPS) or DoT (DNS over TLS) makes a difference compared to using a VPN?

[CommsGuy]

Watching your video made me start thinking that an ISP should be able to see your search terms as well (when you use any search engine) because those search words are part of the URL. I never thought about that

[xEndless]

The data traffic can be read by the Device over which the traffic is routed, i.e. in this case the gateway. Even if you are using a secure HTTPS connection, the probability is very high that the Google inputs in the search as well as your access data to which pages can be seen as plain text in the recording.

[shaunrowley]

Thank you a very interesting video and agree about VPN's as from what I have read need to ensure that the VPN service you use does not log your where and what. Another source such as Network Chuck has suggested using Proxy Chains to hide your identity would this be detectable in wireshark?

[PracticalPcGuide]

Very good video. easy to understand and follow.
need another wireshark dns analysis tutorial using a program VPN vs vpn as a browser extension vs Tor browser.
no dns showing while on tor..

[collinhowell]

DNS over TLS? it would encrypt your traffic to DNS, most home routers can do it.

[aaronletchford]

Would pi hole solve privacy, and stop the isp seeing your traffic

[DamjanDimitrioski]

It knows I tried to connect with my router 1sec each hour, although my wan cable was disconnected and the router was powered off. Their diagnostic tools are poor :D.

[TecraTube]

what of your VPN is your own wire guard server on a cloud server? running pfsense as firewall with VPN there as well as the your local machine running client

[tvkiyck]

Why cant they inspect my device as this would solve my problem as the hackers would be caught but in Australia they are so useless that they lie to sell and investigations into fraud are not properly executed and they are enabling the hackers.

[garylove]

You could always use elons musk starlink with a vpn concentrator and you don’t need isp.

[anonuser]

Trust me or not, they can see your web browser screen if they need to, i have seen it on my own eyes, idc what anyone says. Intercepting packets is nothing compared to this.

[thienviet]

Can my isp see my full link? I mean my isp is able to see what I am doing from my link, don’t they? 9:08

If not, then I don’t have any questions.

[Dexterx]

You used cloudflare's ip address in this video, lol

[dadadies]

Are you censoring me or is youtube censoring me.

[mitchellsmith]

This guy is spreading FUD. All the popular websites use HTTPS, it’s only smaller websites without much traffic which don’t. Why? Because more than ten years ago, Google announced they would favor HTTPS websites over HTTP websites in their search results, which incentivized almost everyone to use HTTPS.

[claussanta]

Resolve DNS locally and then proxy out.