What if you know that your Internet Service Provider (ISP) will be able to track your online activities and sell your Internet history to a third party? The ISP would hand the highest bidder for browsing history with that information.
According to Google Trends, a massive flux has been reported in VPN searches, whether it is a paid one or a free VPN. That’s a concerning truth by which the US citizens are confronted. Therefore, many people are moving towards an effective privacy tool, a VPN.
A graph raised to a level of more than five years of record of VPN searches also shows that many of the people unfamiliar with the technology also require it for themselves. But, there must be the first thought in many of them: what does my isp see when I use a VPN?
Can your ISP see your VPN?
A VPN service is a tool that creates a secure, encrypted connection between your device from which you are accessing the internet and a private server. The encrypted information your ISP receives is sent through a VPN server to which you are connected. This prevents traffic from snooping or .
