Can i ask my isp for internet history

We all know we need to be careful when using the internet and social media, but did you know that your Internet Service Provider (ISP) may also have access to your history? Your ISP is likely monitoring your activities online.
With so much of our personal lives now on the internet, people are rightfully concerned about what their ISPs are doing with their private information. Learn more about what your ISP can see and how to protect yourself from invasion of privacy today.

I’d recommend getting in touch with your ISP, because it may be able to provide data about your internet history.

How do I find my ISP history?

If you’re wondering how to find your ISP history, you’re in luck! This helpful guide will show you how to access your past Internet service provider logs. Whether you need it for personal reasons or legal documentation, knowing how to find your ISP history is a must. Keep reading to learn more!

1. Find the ISP history by clicking on “Settings”
2. Click on “Network” and then click on “ISP History” to view your recent internet usage
3. The ISP History will show you how much data has been used, what times of day it was used, and what websites were visited
4. To clear this information at any time, simply go back to Settings > Network > ISP History and click Clear Usage Data
5. This can be done as many times as needed without affecting your data plan or billing cycle
6. If you are still not able to find the answer to your question please contact customer service for assistance!

Log in to your account and go to the MY ACCOUNT page. Click on View or change my internet connection, followed by Internet Service Provider Details. You’ll be able to view details about each of your ISP connections by clicking Show More beneath the current.

Conclusion:

You can contact your ISP, but it is unlikely that they will give you this information. ISPs are not obligated to provide customers with their internet history unless there has been some type of violation or suspected breach on the part of the customer’s account–and even then, only if law enforcement requests it. If you want to find out more about what data an ISP does have access to and how long they keep logs for, read our blog post on Internet Privacy Rights in Canada which explains these issues in greater detail.

Marteen Abrar