However, speaking in general, ISPs are forced to retain data and logs from 6 to 12 months.
And yes, data retention is a common practice across the world, applying to Internet service providers and other data processing companies.Įach country has its data retention laws. Internet service providers must comply with their home country's laws. Yes, your ISP can still see your Web browsing history even if you delete it (no matter if you delete it locally from your computer or even via a router). Therefore, it wouldn’t be an understatement to say that you have absolutely no privacy on the Internet.Ĭan My ISP Still See My Browsing History - Even If I Delete It? That set of laws instructs ISPs to collect telecommunications metadata, Web tracking data, Web site data, and Web browser sync data. With that said, you probably wonder how is it legal for ISPs to intrude on their customers' privacy? Well, that's possible because the law allows for such practices.įor example, we have the all-encompassing Freedom Act in the United States (renewed in May 2020). All of that is possible because ISPs have a complete and unrestricted insight into what their customers and users do on the Internet.
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