Log in Song Liu 4 years agoPosted 4 years ago. Direct link to Song Liu's post “"The data is packaged suc...” "The data is packaged such that each relay only knows where it came from and where it's going, and no relay knows both the sender IP address and the destination IP address.", would anyone please explain it further? Thanks. (13 votes) Abhishek Shah 4 years agoPosted 4 years ago. Direct link to Abhishek Shah's post “The idea is similar to a ...” The idea is similar to a boss asking an employee to prepare a document. The employee knows the request came from the boss (i.e. where it came from) and knows it will be delivered back to the boss (i.e. where it's going). The employee does not know why the report is being made (i.e. the sender IP address) or to whom it will be presented too (i.e. the destination IP address). Only local (pair-wise) information is communicated, not global (the entire path). The employee is like a relay in this case. More technically, the packets are addressed with local information, so the start and end IP addresses are never known in full at any step in the route/path. Hope that helps! (36 votes) babtar.uk a year agoPosted a year ago. Direct link to babtar.uk's post “How trustworthy is Incogn...” How trustworthy is Incognito? (13 votes) Joshua Elli P. a year agoPosted a year ago. Direct link to Joshua Elli P.'s post “Depends on what do you me...” Depends on what do you mean, because in Incognito, your data isn't saved in your device, but the IP you used to browse and the search results (links you opened) may be available to the WiFi manager, for example Brooklyn692 2 years agoPosted 2 years ago. Direct link to Brooklyn692's post “I looked up roblock and g...” I looked up roblock and got a virus • (17 votes) daryn.underwood 8 months agoPosted 8 months ago. Direct link to daryn.underwood's post “You have to be careful of...” You have to be careful of what you type into search engines as well. If you typed "Roblock" and clicked on the first link that popped up, you may be accessing a phishing website. Especially if you have to enter sensitive information. Always be careful of what websites you enter and what information you give out. (7 votes) NPSof™ a year agoPosted a year ago. Direct link to NPSof™'s post “If you erase browsing his...” If you erase browsing history, does companies like Microsoft and Google still have access to them? (12 votes) Aeternum a year agoPosted a year ago. Direct link to Aeternum's post “Yes. They can still retri...” Yes. They can still retrieve the information if they have such intentions. You can't really permanently erase anything from the internet--it's always there. (15 votes) aniketprasad123 4 years agoPosted 4 years ago. Direct link to aniketprasad123's post “does VPN server knows wha...” does VPN server knows what we are doing ?? if soo... are they selling our data for their profit (8 votes) Abhishek Shah 4 years agoPosted 4 years ago. Direct link to Abhishek Shah's post “Good question! Some VPN p...” Good question! Some VPN providers state they are "logless", and hence they claim they don't log (know) what users are doing. Hope this helps! (22 votes) Vincent Pham 3 years agoPosted 3 years ago. Direct link to Vincent Pham's post “Even if you turn on incog...” Even if you turn on incognito mode or something on google, could people hack your "incognito mode" and get your search history on incognito mode, or will it have like completely no trace of what you searched (Except open tabs of course)? (10 votes) Shane McGookey 3 years agoPosted 3 years ago. Direct link to Shane McGookey's post “Incognito mode is a mode ...” Incognito mode is a mode offered by a number of modern web browsers. Incognito mode generally prevents the persistence of browser history, site cookies, and otherwise. However, incognito mode does nothing to modify the underlying web traffic. The web traffic of the user utilizing incognito mode can still be captured and viewed by their ISP (Internet Service Provider), employer, etc. Incognito mode is meant to offer a private browsing experience, but it is not meant to be infallible. You can inspect the user's web traffic without needing to employ any type of "hacking." (15 votes) Patches a year agoPosted a year ago. Direct link to Patches's post “If I delete my history, i...” If I delete my history, is there a history 'trash bin'? (11 votes) SP a year agoPosted a year ago. Direct link to SP's post “Depending on what you are...” Depending on what you are clearing (if you are talking about search history), there will often still be copies of things stored in internal databases, e.g. your hard drive or Google's servers. However, you can just not see it. (13 votes) ꒰ °P4STELB0MB ｡꒱ ⊹˚.⋆ a year agoPosted a year ago. Direct link to ꒰ °P4STELB0MB ｡꒱ ⊹˚.⋆'s post “I have some questions! Ar...” I have some questions! Are search engines - such as google - able to access our website passwords? If so, is that information available to people who work for the search engines? (7 votes) SP a year agoPosted a year ago. Direct link to SP's post “While Google stores all o...” While Google stores all of your information, it is not supposed to be accessible to their employees, but I am sure that they can access it. You can try checking out their privacy policy if you are curious more on that kind of thing. (8 votes) Kathryn Abernathy 4 years agoPosted 4 years ago. Direct link to Kathryn Abernathy's post “I have a VPN in my house,...” I have a VPN in my house, could people hack into it and get personal information off me and my family? (4 votes) Shane McGookey 4 years agoPosted 4 years ago. Direct link to Shane McGookey's post “It is possible to get aro...” It is possible to get around the security measures enforced by a Virtual Private Network, but it is rather challenging. Many malicious actors wouldn't be willing to invest the time and effort to attack general users who are on a VPN, so you do not have much to worry about there. However, there is still the human element of security. If you visit a malicious website or download a malicious program of your own volition, the VPN will not be able to protect you against such threats. (9 votes) DedeLily 9 months agoPosted 9 months ago. Direct link to DedeLily's post “Would you guys destroy al...” Would you guys destroy all your digital history or all the devices before you die? • (7 votes)Want to join the conversation?
