Who’s Really Watching Your Internet Traffic? (It’s Not Just Hackers)

Who’s Really Watching Your Internet Traffic? (It’s Not Just Hackers)

Is your internet browsing history actually private?

In this episode of No Password Required, Aaron Crawfis and Igal Flegmann break down what your employer, parents, internet provider, Wi-Fi administrator, websites, VPN provider, and government may be able to see when you browse the internet.

They explain what incognito mode really does, how workplace monitoring and TLS inspection work, what your router and ISP can track, whether VPNs actually protect you, and how governments may access online data. The conversation also covers encryption, browser tracking, public Wi-Fi risks, employee monitoring, ChatGPT and AI privacy, and the future of quantum-resistant security.

Yes, this includes what can still be seen when you use incognito mode.


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