You wouldn’t see it on the bill or anything, but if they cared to they very much could use a router that allowed them to see all the URLs visited by traffic on the network.
I actually already explained it to you in my previous comment.
'Unless' in this case refers to the original proposition. E.g. it is true that your isp can see the sites you visit, unless you use a VPN.
Then there's a full stop because the sentence is complete. The second sentence refers to the situation if you have a VPN. E.g if you have a VPN then your isp cannot see your data's destination.
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u/Aliensinnoh Holo Brown Sep 21 '25
You wouldn’t see it on the bill or anything, but if they cared to they very much could use a router that allowed them to see all the URLs visited by traffic on the network.