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Can the network administrator of my university see what I have searched on googleGoogle?

Before you mark this one as a duplicate, I have indeed seen similar questions here but they do not provide the direct answer I'm seeking.

Here are a few details:

  1. I've taken google as an example because it uses SSL.

  2. I am using my own device on their wifi network, so there is no possibility of a fake CA being installed on my system?

  3. The padlock icon indeed is active, when I visit googleGoogle, and shows the correct certificate.

So, can I be sure that they are not able to see my googleGoogle searches?

Can the network administrator of my university see what I have searched on google?

Before you mark this one as a duplicate, I have indeed seen similar questions here but they do not provide the direct answer I'm seeking.

Here are a few details:

  1. I've taken google as an example because it uses SSL.

  2. I am using my own device on their wifi network, so there is no possibility of a fake CA being installed on my system?

  3. The padlock icon indeed is active, when I visit google, and shows the correct certificate.

So, can I be sure that they are not able to see my google searches?

Can the network administrator of my university see what I have searched on Google?

Before you mark this one as a duplicate, I have indeed seen similar questions here but they do not provide the direct answer I'm seeking.

Here are a few details:

  1. I've taken google as an example because it uses SSL.

  2. I am using my own device on their wifi network, so there is no possibility of a fake CA being installed on my system?

  3. The padlock icon indeed is active, when I visit Google, and shows the correct certificate.

So, can I be sure that they are not able to see my Google searches?

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Before you mark this one as a duplicate, I have indeed seen similar questions here but they do not provide the direct answer I'm seeking.

Here are a few details:

  1. I've taken google as an example because it uses SSL.

  2. I am using my own device on their wifi network, so there is no possibility of a fake CA being installed. on my system?

  3. The padlock icon indeed is active, when I visit google, and shows the correct certificate.

So, can I be sure that they are not able to see my google searches?

Before you mark this one as a duplicate, I have indeed seen similar questions here but they do not provide the direct answer I'm seeking.

Here are a few details:

  1. I've taken google as an example because it uses SSL.

  2. I am using my own device on their wifi network, so there is no possibility of a fake CA being installed.

  3. The padlock icon indeed is active, when I visit google, and shows the correct certificate.

So, can I be sure that they are not able to see my google searches?

Before you mark this one as a duplicate, I have indeed seen similar questions here but they do not provide the direct answer I'm seeking.

Here are a few details:

  1. I've taken google as an example because it uses SSL.

  2. I am using my own device on their wifi network, so there is no possibility of a fake CA being installed on my system?

  3. The padlock icon indeed is active, when I visit google, and shows the correct certificate.

So, can I be sure that they are not able to see my google searches?

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Can the network administrator of my university see what I have searched on google?

Before you mark this one as a duplicate, I have indeed seen similar questions here but they do not provide the direct answer I'm seeking.

Here are a few details:

  1. I've taken google as an example because it uses SSL.

  2. I am using my own device on their wifi network, so there is no possibility of a fake CA being installed.

  3. The padlock icon indeed is active, when I visit google, and shows the correct certificate.

So, can I be sure that they are not able to see my google searches?