Can I stop my internet service provider from tracking my data?

Seeking Help
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My supervisor and I had a dispute at work, and now he’s power tripping. I work for an ISP. He has too much information about me, including my household electronics and account spending habits.

By virtue of my job, I have access to the internet. I am aware that utilizing the supplied modem and router occasionally enables them to trace and keep an eye on your internet activity. I’m not sure if he’s accessing my wifi through our company or hacking my phone.

MY ACTUAL QUESTION IS: How can I stop him or anybody else from keeping an eye on my bank account and internet activity? I would truly appreciate any assistance.

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In that case, if your ISP is your attack vector, just purchase a VPN.

All they will see is just nonsense.

get a third-party router as well.

Set up the VPN on the devices so that it only displays gibberish to the router.

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I appreciate your reply. Is there any way he may be keeping an eye on my transactions or bank account?

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How can you prove he’s keeping an eye on your bank account?

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My significant other is the nosy, inquisitive kind, and we had a falling out when I urged him to stop asking me private questions. Since I went to a higher authority to report his activities toward me. He’s been staring at me and passive-aggressively bringing up irrelevant subjects while we’re all in the lab. He brought up everything I had lately purchased last week, but he dismissed it as a “random question.” even understood the category my banking app assigned the purchase. even the reality that I recently purchased a new insurance plan. He authorizes our time and sees our account and routing data in addition to the bank we use. I’m positive he’s utilizing technology to spy on or hack me.

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I had just begun the work and had not notified anyone, including my personal circle, about it.

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Change your passwords and logins and go on with your life since you seem paranoid.

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Says everybody else, too. However, how would you feel if I approached you and revealed the things you frequently use your credit card for and spend money on? Somewhere, there is a hole.

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Your security settings have a flaw; close it and move on.

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Oh, I see. The purpose of this writing is to teach you HOW to prevent. Please don’t call me paranoid; any useful advice would be highly welcomed instead.

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What else do you need? I instructed you to change your passwords and logins on any accounts you are worried about.

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I apologize; I ought to have been more forthright. Given the facts, did that on the day of the event? I am referring to my internet connection in particular.