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About time I fixed the inaccuracy in this answer.
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Nothing (by default).

Unless you are using some kind of encryption, everyEvery hop between your computer and the server you are accessing can read the packets you are transmitting and receiving.
You can however encrypt them, so they will be meaningless to any eavesdroppers.

Nothing (by default).

Unless you are using some kind of encryption, every hop between your computer and the server you are accessing can read the packets you are transmitting and receiving.

Nothing.

Every hop between your computer and the server you are accessing can read the packets you are transmitting and receiving.
You can however encrypt them, so they will be meaningless to any eavesdroppers.

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Nothing (by default).

Unless you are using some kind of encryption, every hop between your computer and the server you are accessing can read the packets you are transmitting and receiving.