Yes, of course your router (that’s routing your network traffic) sees the traffic it’s routing - although these days almost everything is using https , so the router wouldn’t be able to inspect the content.
However, the original question was about windows, and I don’t know of any router that uses windows, so I’m not sure if that addresses your actual question.
I mean, choosing a different provider is an important step, but automatically getting your mails out, informing important (or all) contacts and potentially doing that for your loved ones (cause we’re the tech support, right? ) seems to remain an unsolved problem.
Saved you a click - these are the dirty jokes:
A graphic forecasts “gusty south winds tonight” and shows a map that lays out the names of nonexistent towns, like “Orangeotilld” and “Whata Bod” — an unintentionally hilarious hallucination that sounds more like an old timey dirty joke than an actual place where people live.
Hier mein Versuch einer Übersetzung:
Make the switch to the good side every first Sunday!
Our digital lives are controlled by a few over-wealthy individuals. Through their corporate monopolies, people like Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, and Mark Zuckerberg dictate worldwide how we access information online, how we discuss issues, communicate, or act. No individual or corporation should wield such unchecked influence, because under those conditions we can no longer live in freedom.
#DIDit
They’re forging Fake Art now? Damn these Criminals, they’ll stop at nothing!
Oh, I see. I didn’t read the implied /s 😂