Imagine a scenario
>Apply for job in 2025
>Checks huge data base
>Sees you looked up some obscure hentai fetish
>End up in jail or lambasted despite almost everyone doing it
In seriousness, couldn't ISP's absolutely wreck everyone who ever looked up lolicon, incest, etc etc?
I mean you gotta point there OP
Who’s that anime girl? She’s kawaii af.
Imagine a world where cartoon characters have more rights than people.
This is the world anti-lolicon faggots want.
>you know a person that in the past worked in your ISP's data base and knew all the naughty things you did with certan IP.
I'm admittedly noob with IP stuff, but as long as they dont actually get ahold of your comp they can't prove its 'you' right?
Its from some series, called 'Sakura swim club'
Always use HTTPS
They can ask (read: subpoena) your ISP to get the details of who was using that IP address at that time.
in most cases, they'd only know what sites you go to. they wouldn't see what exactly you searched or you clicked because of HTTPS.
Gonna stay a neet then...
holy shit
thank you HTTPS
GUESS WHAT:
IN EUROPE IS NOT GOING TO HAPPEN.
THIS LAW STARTED IN MAY 25/2018 AND PREVENTS ANY FILTRATION/SELLING OF PERSONAL DATA FROM PRIVATE COMPANIES.
en.wikipedia.org
Arrest me
Also nice digits
But as far as this goes say they see computer 1 was using that ip, but how do they know it was me - if they havent actually recovered comp 1? (again noob so sorry if that is obvivous)
Thanks anons, are major hentai sites like nhentai.net safe as far as what was searched? Like they dont see I clicked anal or typed whatever?
no
As far as I know one of 3 things can happen:
1. You have a dynamic IP address. Your ISP issues your modem a lease on an IP address for a certain period of time, your modem has to communicate with your ISP for this. Many devices have things called Media Access Control addresses that are written to ROM on the device, this is a unique identifier for the device. A protocol called DHCP is used to issue a device with a MAC address a lease on an IP address, which is to say the DHCP server tells the device it can use a certain IP address for X amount of time. MAC addresses are unique identifiers and your ISP will know, and log, when your modem is assigned an IP address and when.
2. You have a static IP address. Your modem's IP address is hard-coded to the device, and set aside by your ISP for you. It will never change. Your ISP will know this is you, obviously.
3. You have a sticky IP address. Your IP address is tied to the MAC address of your router. As far as I know this is pretty much the same as the DHCP one except when your modem asks for an IP address it has that IP address set aside indefinitely for you. These can change, but don't in practice.
Since you pay your ISP for their services they have sufficient information to identify you from an IP address and timestamp at any time. I'm pretty sure they aren't allowed to sell this data, and I'm not sure how long records are kept for; but they will cooperate with the police.
>Thanks anons, are major hentai sites like nhentai.net safe as far as what was searched?
Depends what you mean by `safe'. DNS is likely not encrypted, so your ISP will see you sent a lookup request for `nhentai.net', but that's about all as long as you are using HTTPS. The contents of the page and the URLs are encrypted by HTTPS so they won't be able to see that.
As for the website though, nhentai can log your accesses if they want, might be a waste of server space though.
It's feasible that some porn websites might be honeypots that do log accesses and work with the police, especially ones offering lolita content, but there's no evidence I've seen that they do do this.
HTTP runs over TCP, so once you connect to a website's server, that server sees your IP address and can do whatever it wants with it. IP spoofing doesn't really work anymore but if that part worries you you can invest in a VPN or use a proxy network like Tor.
Ok thanks for the write up, so two major questions,
If I buy my own router will this help at all keeping me more private/deniable.
2. The only thing I am really worried about is hentai, but I watch questionable stuff like loli or incest before.
How does the https prevent them seeing what they type? How can they not see 'sister' or whatever?
Fake incest porn is legal and lolicon mostly is, and with today's liberal climate I don't think those would be any less legal in 7 years. Why would you get locked up for them?
>In seriousness, couldn't ISP's absolutely wreck everyone who ever looked up lolicon, incest, etc etc?
yes but that would be fucking illegal and you could win millions in lawsuits you retard
Got any good ones of her? (non porn just cool/adult)
here is a sick amv :
youtube.com
muh privacy?
Just worried that I will run for a job or something and 'oh hey we see you looked up incest you fucking freak'
What the fuck you think happens to all those politicians that suddenly get taken out due to CP charges?
>buy own router
I doubt it. Your ISP will need to be able to identify you or someone could easily steal their services and they would have no way of knowing. Also, it's your modem that connects you to the internet through your ISP, not your router. Your router is for your own private network. Although they usually come as 1 unit nowadays you can buy your own router, but you will still probably need to use a modem provided by your ISP.
>How does the https prevent them seeing what they type?
HTTPS is an protocol based on HTTP. It is not only end-to-end encrypted, but uses digital signing to stop an attacker spoofing the contents of a webpage, which was a common attack for social engineering.
HTTPS works with a communication algorithm called TLS (Transport Layer Security) or, formerly, SSL (Secure Socket Layer), which runs over TCP.
TLS/SSL uses 2 types of encryption algorithm, a symmetrical algorithm (usually AES), and an asymmetrical algorithm (usually RSA). In combination this allows 2 users to share end-to-end encrypted data, so no secret data is ever exposed to the internet. This is thanks to the asymmetrical encryption (which is really just multiplying 2 huge numbers together) which allows you to use 2 keys, one private (secret) key you use to decrypt information, and one public key that others use to encrypt the information. If a piece of data is encrypted with your public key, only the holder of your private key (i.e. you) can decrypt it. This means that any data sent over TLS, and by extension, HTTPS, will look like line noise to anyone sniffing packets. It is (practically) impossible for them to discern otherwise. Creating a keypair is a relatively easy process, however, cracking one (which requires factoring insanely large numbers) is not feasible with current technology. The current best known algorithm for factoring large numbers is the General Number Field Sieve. As it stands it would take aeons for this algorithm to break RSA-2048.
>If I buy my own router will this help at all keeping me more private/deniable.
If you make the router disable logging, then perhaps. In that case you would increase your deniability if you made your wifi public, though I'm not sure if you could get in trouble if someone does something illegal using your IP.
I assumed that you living in america that those are not illegal, just frowned upon socially.
>Just worried that I will run for a job or something and 'oh hey we see you looked up incest you fucking freak'
Employers don't have access to your ISP logs. That would be insane.
If you want to be private use a vpn or something.
You're out of luck I'm afraid, I'm not home, and my flan collection on this device is pretty sparse.
A dystopian future, but unlikely. I doubt there will come a day when your ISP will sell you out to your employer. Remember: All your ISP wants is to make money, and the more customers they have the more money they will get. If they start screwing their customers over, they will lose them.
Depends on the data retention laws in whatever country you live in. In Canada for example ISP's have to keep a log of what IP address is assigned to who for 1 year. After that the logs are dumped because there is no financial incentive for ISP's to hold on to that data, especially considering the cost to store all of that data and possibly the fear of the financial repurcussions of a data breach. The NSA probably hordes all that shit forever though so that they could absolutely destroy you should you decide to become some sort of political activist or a politician in the future. Could use it for blackmail if you in some way threaten any of the powers that be.
*Dabs on the rest of the world*
You could have stobbed this btw
OR, perhaps you just... abstain from being such a degenerate?
This.
Thanks for responses
Sounds good
Oh thank god we're leaving, I didn't need rights anyway.
I feel bad for UK it seems cucked out bad
This country is a joke desu. If I was rich I'd move somewhere else.
Does that actually mean something?
How's North Ireland?
thank god
Never been. I assume it's not great either though.
This clown circus for a government is damaging, I don't want to be around when it goes full police state; which is a shame because this country has a lot of history and culture behind it.
Can't wait for porn ID's to come in then all the normal people will have to buy one or go without porn and not even bother how to bypass it
*bother to research
The entire democratic world has a joke for a government, that's how representative democracy works. You keep the population stupid and you don't change anything that matters so you can get re-elected. It's not going to go "full police state" and we've got just as many disturbing Orwellian regulations as the US or any other country restricting freedoms in the name of "fighting terrorism". Don't eat what Jow Forums shits out everywhere's terrible and moving won't help.
That shit was supposed to come in 2 months ago and ain't shit happened.
what does pol say? They say everything sucks
here you can even look at cp and escape with a fine
baaaaaaaaaaaaaaap
BUT i forgot to mention you can easily take the same fine if you comment on facebook against the government or even go to jail hahahaha
I know they're all bad, but our government is more incompetent than most.
I haven't heard many others suggest something as ridiculous as a `ban on encryption' or a China-style national firewall.
hpw much is da fine?
>get fuck'd by trap
>forever unemployed because the businesses will not hire a known faggot
>traps are still gay, faggots
hey guys
want to know a secret
yes you do
Jow Forums is fucking gay
They say specific things are "cucked" though, and the large American population has a lot to do with their opinions.
>more incompetent than most
That's just not true then, Germany can't keep a stable coalition for their government, they can't agree on anything.
The US is a fucking mess, the population hates the government and the approval ratings get lower and lower each year.
based and redpilled
i don't know