they day we can protect from our ISP thats the real privacy.. they can learn all data plus devices conected to their router, internet trafic web u visit etc
It is advisable to not use ISP provided gear. If you do, then lock it down. For example every comcast router in the world is UN:cusadmin PW:highspeed. Well, login and change that, then disable management from WAN and set your DNS to anything but 75.75.75.75 and Comcast isn't going to know a whole lot about what you are resolving and almost nothing about what's behind your NAT.
Years ago ISP's used to use NXD redirects, Paxfires, Nebu's and other crap and man in the middle your traffic and/or redirect DNS resolution errors for spying/advertising. (
PSST: All of them were US Intel shell companies) These days it's pretty frowned upon in the industry but also it's becoming technically infeasible for them to do it because of the prevalence of encrypted communications and people becoming wise to DNS tampering AND browsers being way more sensitive to NXD. Our metrics show just 5 years ago only 14% of the traffic was encrypted, now it's approaching 80%.
This is why Claptrap said 'The golden age of electronic spying is coming to an end', in that a series of broad changes are unfolding (WPA3, Meltdown/Spectre Fixes, more Disclosures of ZD's and Exploits, Consumers dropping UTM's into their homes, PERSONAL changes unfolding (people using more encryption, privacy services, special DNS, VPN's, awareness of opensource/public domain intelligence leaking by people, etc). That's all adding up to more and more black spots on their panels and they don't like black spots. That black mass keeps spreading by the week, literally, and there is at some level - some fairly pronounced panic taking place with a 'what do we do next?' whispers..
Think about it, just a few years back the average joe had a $20 simple-nat router, a weak antivirus, used Yahoomail and some browser with no important extensions installed. They dumped their guts out to opensource intelligence(AKA Social Media). These days? It's pretty common to find people looking for more advanced firewalls, better security solutions, and private/offshore secured email accounts. It's also VERY common to see people are generally 'going quiet' on social media, switching to anonymous accounts, or ditching it altogether.
Desperatation eventually may spread to the point they might be much more demanding of backdoors.. We'll see I guess. Heck, even ping times are so fast for most people now Quantum Injections are failing more than succeeding and many UTM's are well appraised of QI and reject the side loaded or rushed packets.