>Your Internet provider saw EVERYTHING you were looking on
I hope they really like hardcore gay porn then
>>39380511
>the internet provider saw all my shitposts and excuses my deviancy because he thinks I'm hilarious
>>39380511
>mfw he cares about what people think of him, but doesn't use a VPN
You're 100% grade A moron
>>39380673
why, who's watching?
>>39380724
I don't care, and I'm not OP who posed the question, who is obviously a person who cares
>>39380511
>Internet provider sees everything everyone is looking up
>doesn't care all that they care about is money
>too much of a challenge to keep a tab on everyone anyway
>>39380582
How do you differentiate between hardcore gay porn and regular porn
>>39380785
Aren't they liable though if they're providing CP or whatever to their customers
>>39380511
that's nothing, my prosecutor went through all my files, thousands of photos from /b/, CP, all my candydoll collections, the smirk he had the next time I saw him is something I will never forget
>>39380849
No ISP's are not liable. the same way the utility company isn't liable if you use their water while making drugs.
You'd have to be an idiot if you think ISPs aren't just data mining to help send you targeted ads. They don't give a shit what you do. They just want to sell your information to the highest bidder. And news flash, law enforcement will never be the highest bidder
>>39380511
let him watch
>>39380901
>the same way the utility company isn't liable if you use their water while making drugs.
This analogy would only hold up if the utility company was sending you the drugs.
>>39380993
The internet company isn't sending you child porn, its just letting you connect to servers hosting child porn. The same way the water company isn't sending you drugs, just a medium to make them in.
Sure it doesn't make sense in the fact that you wouldn't use tap water to synthesize drugs, but its the same idea.
>>39380673
>You're 100% grade A moron
heh, quite ironic
>>39380898
explain anon.
tell us more about the smirk and the story behind it.
>>39380673
>tfw no vpn that lets me post on 4chan
>>39381120
step it up normalfag q
Unless it's some bored intern, they don't look at a client's traffic unless they're using an unusually massive amount of bandwidth or are involved in some kind of legal case. No one cares how much hardcore interracial gay porn you're watching at all hours of the day.
>>39381131
I'm not gonna spend money just to see which one isn't banned yet.
100% of my internet traffic is furry stuff and vidjyuh. If they wanna sift through it by all means.
>>39381120
Any reputable paid VPN will let you post on 4chan
>>39381174
Give us an example kappa
>>39381221
>kappa
You don't deserve one, just google it and you can find one
>>39381221
for him using kappa and probably mobile posting don't help him
>>39381174
I've tried two a year ago and both were banned.
To clarify I didn't mean the VPN prevents me but any popular one seems to be rangebanned or at best riddled with banned IPs.
>>39380673
>using a VPN that shares data with the FBI and government agencies
just go to a internet cafe, its still the safest option
>not using https
Do you have an exhibitionist fetish, anon?
>>39380511
Well, not really. If a website uses https, the only thing your provider knows is that you visited that website, not what exactly were you doing there.
>>39382928
Lol and hope nobody sees you? There could be cameras. You'd have to pay with cash. Go to a public wifi using a device that you only use for that. Spoof your MAC and all that shit. Don't maximize your windows. Switch user agents often. Run everything in volatile memory and switch off your machine when you're done. Buy a VPN using a fake identity and card. Make sure you're never seen.