How do i track my internet

[Samsher]

Hello Guys,

I would like to know that is there any way by which i can keep a track on internet activity on my computer? Does any one have nay idea that how can i do so? Any kind of help would be appreciated.

Thanks.

[Jackson2]

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[johnson22]

An internet track is simply a work file created by your browser or email program when you use the internet. These files are used by your internet program to make browsing faster or more convenient. For example, your Browser History function allows you to easily revisit a page you've already been to by displaying a list of URLs that you've been to recently.

While internet tracks exist to speed up browsing and to provide some convenient features for the internet user, they also present two problems.

1. The first is that internet tracks can be recovered by other people, which creates a privacy risk for some users.

2. The second is that internet tracks take up disk space.