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  Asked: Mar 7 2008   3:05 AM GMT
  Asked by: Maverick6197

Can ISPs or the company that issued a Blackberry to me track my internet history?


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I use my Blackberry in place of a wireless card for my laptop (tether feature). I connect to the internet using Verizon's Wireless Broadband service. I would like to know if Verizon or the company that gave me the phone can track or know what I am looking at when I'm using the tether feature. Thanks in advance.

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Last Answered: Mar 7 2008  4:39 AM GMT  by Buddyfarr




yes, they can put their internet filters on permiscuous mode so that it is not blocking anywhere you are trying to go but they still log everything. I don't know if they do but they can.
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Mrdenny  |   Mar 7 2008  8:21AM GMT

Your cell phone company most definetly can. Depending on what’s setup within your companies blackberry server and what options they have selected with your cell phone provider they may be able to see what sites you have gone to.

 

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