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Yes, you'll be on a different network. However, the thing about Internet Service Providers (ISP) is that they provide the physical and data link layers of connectivity infrastructure regardless. All of your data is passing through their switches, which means they can capture all of the Ethernet frames they want to regardless of whether or not you're on a Virtual Private Network (VPN). By choosing to use a VPN, you can obfuscate your data somewhat, but you're also just handing it over to a second company which can also be compromised.

I know there are frame-level services out there, but again, those frames are passing through your ISP's equipment.

I might be wrong, hence the "Opinion" in the title, and I would be glad if someone were to correct me. I've been studying networking a bit over the last few years, so I think I kind of have a grasp on how it works on the various levels.

Yes, you'll be on a different network. However, the thing about Internet Service Providers (ISP) is that they provide the physical and data link layers of connectivity infrastructure regardless. All of your data is passing through their switches, which means they can capture all of the Ethernet frames they want to regardless of whether or not you're on a Virtual Private Network (VPN). By choosing to use a VPN, you can obfuscate your data somewhat, but you're also just handing it over to a second company which can also be compromised. I know there are frame-level services out there, but again, those frames are passing through your ISP's equipment. I might be wrong, hence the "Opinion" in the title, and I would be glad if someone were to correct me. I've been studying networking a bit over the last few years, so I think I kind of have a grasp on how it works on the various levels.

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Mostly all true but you are over complicating the topic.

THIS ENTIRE POST IS FALSE for valid HTTPS web traffic

HTTS is fully bidirectionally encrypted, if a valid SSL certificate. NOT EVEN THE VPN or ISP knows a single bit. All they know when you connect to Poal.co using https://poal.co are these three things :

1 : that you went to IP address 93.115.20.7 2 : that the IP address you went to first used port 443 and port 443 is only used by one site "poal.co" 3 : that after you went to port 443, you spent a lot of time on port 80 going to 93.115.20.7 sending fully encrypted data

EVEN THE URL in https is 100% military grade encrypted!

Those three meager tiny things are all that is known when using HTTPS. You are probably using https now, without a vpn.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTTPS

A VPN that does NOT store logs, and NEVER appeared in US court records, and NEVER complied with FBI requests, and NEVER was hacked like NordVPN got hacked is ExpressVPN : https://www.expressvpn.com

expressVPN and other vpns are used to hide from your ISP :

1 : hides that you went to IP address 93.115.20.7 , so that your IS cannot tell the FBI or anyone 2 : hides that you first used port 443 and port 443 is only used by one site "poal.co" 3 : hides that after you went to port 443, you spent a lot of time on port 80 going to 93.115.20.7 sending fully encrypted data

WARNING TO CHINESE CITIZENS HERE : ExpressVPN is controlled by Chinese, openly so, so do not use ExpressVPN if hiding IP addresses from Chinese authorities.

HTTPS on A VPN hides EVERYTHING from FBI and ISP, but the VPN knows just the IP addresses you went to, nothing else!

TL/DR: The OP is a shill for the FBI probably!