I read the details of your question (which I moved to the discussion area). If the hardware belongs to the school, then yes, they can track you. It doesn't mean they necessarily are, but they can install programs and monitor their hardware if they choose to.
Internet usage and be monitored by checking a computer's cache and history. As well, there are software programs that can be used to monitor keystrokes and track everything that has been typed on the keyboard.
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You have to have a certain type of a router which is able to collect statics about user internet usage. Only some routers have such function.
1. Spyware -- can be blocked or detected by anti-virus programs or firewall programs. 2. internet monitoring program(ie: WFilter) can work in passive monitoring mode, it analysis network packets to track users internet usage. So it can not be detected.
Yes, police can monitor internet usage under certain conditions, typically through legal means such as obtaining a warrant. They may access data from internet service providers (ISPs) or use surveillance technologies to track online activity. However, they generally cannot monitor your internet usage without proper authorization or probable cause. Always be aware of your privacy settings and the legal implications of your online activities.
it means unlimited internet usage.
The main advantage of the DU Meter is that it can track one's broadband internet usage. Du Meter is a utility tool that one can use to see exactly how much internet one has used.
If the teacher is using a school network or school computer to go online -AND- it is the school administration doing the monitoring in an official capacity, yes. However, monitoring of the teachers on-line activity by a private party would not.
You have to pay for internet usage anyway, that question is irrelavant.
Google has the highest usage.
tracking someone else's usage is considered stalking.
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