Does the GOV. track where you go on the internet?
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Yes, Beware of your Computer Chip that will be Implanted the next time you go to the Hospital!
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Doesn't matter what kind of internet you have, you can be tracked the same!  That's why you need a firewall.
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For some people, when they connect to the internet, they have to connect through a proxy server. This server has its own address on the internet, the proxy address.\n\nBehind this is your computer, which has its own address.\n\nIt happens that some sites that "suggest" they tell you what your IP address is, actually report back what your proxy's IP address is and not your computer. This 'can' break all sorts of software and forwarding techniques for you.\n\nThere is no way for us, the public to get hold of an IP address from an email. We can see who it was routed through but other than that you need to ask the originating ISP and the only people with the power to do that are government agencies.\n\nhth
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yes, they can, whenever you use a gateway to connect to the internet your traffic can be traced. If you want to avoid this use a proxy server for your http traffic.
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Better be careful. They monitor all network usage and can easily track down when you try these proxies etc.\n\nIf you signed a paper to use the Internet, there was probably some clause in it about Internet Security. If you are caught, they will take away your internet privileges
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Check on your city's or state's offical .gov site.
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Seeing as how it is current practice, the internet will not have anything listed, besides it is probably going to be classified information. The only thing google brings up is the issue and if it works, then the ACLU whining about it. \n\nIf you have to know, fill out a FOI request, (Freedom of Information) but do not be surprised if nothing is returned, or if you get a knock at the door.
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do a search for internet laws
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check government website
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Depends what state you want. Most of the time you can go on the gov't site for that state and there will be a link.
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Your IP address, what type of browser you're using, sometimes your operating system, and where you have gone on that website, and sometimes where you came from.
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There are none.  You work at your employer's property, using their property.  They can monitor your emails, web surfing, calls, visitors.  In most states, they can video or audio tape you without notifying you first.\n\nUnfortunately, big brother may not be the government, but he is your employer.
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If you're talking about online radio stations that are web-based they can track your movements on the site by using cookies, just the same as regular webpages can.\nFor an example of what websites can track check out this link: http://www.statcounter.com/features/#magnify-user\n\nOf course, you can disallow a site from using cookies to track you by going to (MS Internet Explorer) Tools>Internet Options>Privacy>Sites.  Add the site's homepage address that you wish not to track you.\n\nIf you are using a seperate software program to play streaming music.  You can find all information by going to their "privacy policy."  This will tell you what information they wil and won't collect from you.
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No internet site can steal information from your computer unless you give it to them voluntarily or unless you have spyware on your computer.\n\nGoogle keeps track of your IP address (internet address) and what you searched for.
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You canot go to and check cookies or history at every client PC. You have to setup you network as below:\nInternet -> DSL modem -> Hub or Switch -> Firewall PC (with ISP, or...) -> Client PCs\nSo that, every client PC connects to internet through the Firewall PC. And you can use logbook in ISP to find out which location people go
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While I cannot say this with 100% accuracy, I will say no.  I believe that your internet connection itself is not confidential.  There are tools such as a packet sniff that can reveal what your activity has been and where you are.  Also, if you recall, Ask Jeeves used to show what other people were searching.
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Actually he can easily find out your general location ie: your state just from your IP address which is usually sent along in the header of most e-mails.\n\n  So be careful!!!\nAs technology advances so do the malcontents that use them