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Does my Internet Service Provider keep a record of every web address I have ever visited?

12:01 pm in SOA Answers by admin

Does my ISP keep these records, and are they accessible, and by whom?

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6 Responses to Does my Internet Service Provider keep a record of every web address I have ever visited?

Shell said: On March 8, 2010

Anything conducted on the internet is always archived, ISP’s defintely keep track of internet activity mainly b/cuz your using thier servers to do it and if you get in any trouble and they need to present your history they will be able to do so. They may never care to look at your history but it’s surely there.
KiKi said: On March 8, 2010

yea thats how the police catch peadophiles etc.
campingirlfromindy said: On March 8, 2010

I am almost certain there is type of history. Isn’t that what the cookies are all about?
augustbmc said: On March 8, 2010

idk they dont do that here in the U.S. oh some news i wanted to share with you canadians BRITINEY IS BACK!!!!
Andrew K said: On March 8, 2010

Yea, they do. But no one will ever look at it unless the police catch you.
MINDDOCTOR said: On March 8, 2010

Yes, they are required by law. Every country laws are different pertaining to the length of time that and ISP, can retain the data. (This is how Federal Agencies catch people who commit crimes, they obtain a court order for a warrant issued to your ISP, to release all of the data on you.

Mind Doctor, France