I reinstalled my computer, took it, went home, and since I'm on wired internet, I didn't have a net and called my provider. It turned out that the icon in question, through which I log in to the network, was also deleted, but that's not what I want to ask. My provider obviously saw what I was doing, I don't know exactly how. Is this possible? Can the ISP keep track of what I do, the sites I visit, etc.?
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Yes, look for a topic a few months ago a similar question was asked, where I answered more or less in detail.
Maybe it can even restart your router without you knowing they still have monitoring systems and if something goes wrong how do you think they will know where the fault is they restart the routers one by one until they find out where the problem is but in principle they should not be able to to confuse you in the computer.
Of course, he can, even is obliged to provide real-time access to this information to the Ministry of Interior. The site you want to visit must have an address and this address must be known so that your request can be directed to it, otherwise the routers of your provider will not know where to deliver the requested information. Once the address is known, it is clear that everything can be traced. Anonymizing networks like TOR work on a different principle, but judging by your question, your subject is completely unknown, so there is no point in explaining to you about DNS, VPN, SSL certificates and cryptography.
It should be only the operators monitoring the Internet