1.If your Internet service provider's administrator only looks at your network connection, he will only see that you are connected to an intermediate server. However, traffic analysis is not cheap for ISPs.
2. Simple HTTP proxies don't encrypt data and may even redirect you to your destination using the X-Forwarded-For (XFF) header. It's not very secure and secret. There are lower-level proxies, such as SOCKS proxies, that work more transparently. The SOCKS protocol does not contain encryption. If you are concerned about privacy, you must use encryption by default, such as SSH or HTTPS.
3.SOCKS proxies were originally developed as routing tools, not for privacy.
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