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If you use basic encryption your ISP can't know much about you. But you can't lie to Google. Search "red spot in my groin" + tracking on Android/Maps -> Google
by alecco 8y ago
If you use basic encryption your ISP can't know much about you. But you can't lie to Google. Search "red spot in my groin" + tracking on Android/Maps -> Google knows you have a venereal disease and likely from who.
Not even Facebook knows you this well. On social media you present a highlight reel and hide your ugly side.
You can't lie to your search engine and Google tracks you even when you don't think it's doing so. Google gives hundreds of variables about a user on real-time bidding. That's you.
- 908087 8y agoGoogle Analytics also pierces the encryption that hides much of your activity on the modern web from your ISP.
- ilovecaching 8y agoAbsolutely false. DNS is still a huge leak of privacy, and it’s trivially easy for an ISP to rate limit traffic going to major content providers they directly peer with, which is most of their traffic.