Can someone see my Internet activity without being around my computer?

[Kreature Katie]

My father has installed a new Internet connection in my room. He doesn't like me accessing Facebook. I always use Google Chrome and work Ignito. I have blocked him on Facebook but he has warned me that he can see all my Internet activities. Is it possible? If yes, how can it be traced and stopped?

[Asura]

Yes it's quite possible. I don't exactly know how it's done but my brother is a computer prodigy and he has done it. I think it may be something with the networking.

[Dinae]

Yes, with the help of keyloggers and team viewers it is 100% possible. . .

[Joe Blogg]

If your father could check on your browsing history then he probably could. And probably he has some program to access your computer.

[ÐḁṅŽḝḺ]

Yes this is possible, and there is a software called teamviewer that can basically see what you are currently doing, and it can even interrupt you on doing something since the user can also move the mouse click. The downside of the teamviewer is that the one who being spied on (you) can also do this vice versa except if it was to be just the other one, and also a box will pop up on the lowest right side of the computer saying (name)has logged in.

Oh and I forgot the name of the University where they let you use their laptop since its required and no one knows, I mean NO one knows that there is a single laptop that can be able to access what everyone is doing and that is why they get sued for that, since the majority of people used it to watch porn and did the happy time.

In your case, if your computer have camera try to cover it, and check all the software that is installed in your computer by looking at the computer panel and if you recognized a software that you havent used search for it since it might be that.

PS: Your father might just be kidding that he can see what you are doing, and I am just being paranoid, but yes it is possible to see everyones activity no matter you are using the incognito window in Google Chrome since that only prevents the history from being stored.