can my internet provider detect/record my history of visited websites even if I already deleted them?

Answer 1

Yes. What you get rid of when you delete your history is the records that are on your own computer. Your ISP will have records generated on their end - the virtual equivalent of your footprints when you pass through their routers to reach the internet.

Exactly what they record, and how long they keep them, will vary with ISP - but with disk space being cheap these days, and tape drives able to store gigs and gigs of log files, expect there to be a "paper trail" of your web activities available to your ISP for quite some time.

Answer 2

Unless you are "tunneling", yes, your ISP can detect
each packet you send, where its going, what headers
it contains, etc.

However, there is so much information, most ISPs do
not keep the logs around for very long. They gotta want
it bad...

In the day and age of Bush-the-snoop, however, ISPs
have been forced to keep around some information
for some period of time or get heavily fined.

Answer 3

in the journey that your on cyber web Explorer pick kit>cyber web concepts>click Delete information>Delete Cookies>sparkling historic previous it may additionally be a sturdy concept to place 0 interior the days to maintain pages in historic previous section so every time you open your browser you have a sparkling record to start with. No historic previous, No hint ;)

Answer 4

ISPs maitains these records for a fixed number of days

Answer 5

All the sites you access go through your isp's proxy where it is changed in their router and downloaded .Also maybe sent to law enforcement if you are doing anything wrong.

Answer 6

of course they can. your internet provider is privy to any information that you post over the web from their service.

Answer 7

yes they know and record everything because you go through their server

Answer 8

Yes. It is possible but usually they may or may not.