Do you think with private internet access vpn running with DNS security on he could see which computers were on?
Thanks for finding this information!

If you use PIA then you have OpenVPN SSL based encryption layers over your tunneled connection, meaning the information in its particulars would not likely be available to him. That being said, your use of his router as an endpoint is still added to the [desc= the sum of the data rates that are delivered to all terminals in a network]aggregate throughput[/desc], which remains as general information available to anyone in possession of the router.

[off-topic]Inquiring minds need to know, have you outed your self to room mate?[/off-topic]

Im actually living with a friends parents till I finish school. I would like to avoid that conversation especially them finding out via porn lmao

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he also said he can see traffic

The Netgear genie is capable of measuring not monitoring network traffic, through the program's Traffic Meter. The Traffic Meter measures the amount of Internet traffic for today, yesterday, this week, this month, or last month. Each time period measured includes data for connection time, upload/average, download/average, and total/average. An app may be placed on a person's phone displaying the Traffic Meter, which looks like this:

The Traffic Meter does not display where the traffic comes from. However, on top of genie's configurable parental control feature from OpenDNS called FamilyShield which blocks pornography, proxy servers, and phishing sites en masse is a capability to perform TraceRoute and DNS lookups on the IP numbers you're connected to, giving whomever has access to genie access to information on the sites you're connected to.[nb]NETGEAR genie User Manual, http://www.downloads.netgear.com/files/GDC/WNDR3800/genie_apps_UM_24nov2014.pdf[/nb]

Do you think with private internet access vpn running with DNS security on he could see which computers were on?
Thanks for finding this information!

he also said he can see traffic

The Netgear genie is capable of measuring not monitoring network traffic, through the program's Traffic Meter. The Traffic Meter measures the amount of Internet traffic for today, yesterday, this week, this month, or last month. Each time period measured includes data for connection time, upload/average, download/average, and total/average. An app may be placed on a person's phone displaying the Traffic Meter, which looks like this:

The Traffic Meter does not display where the traffic comes from. However, on top of genie's configurable parental control feature from OpenDNS called FamilyShield which blocks pornography, proxy servers, and phishing sites en masse is a capability to perform TraceRoute and DNS lookups on the IP numbers you're connected to, giving whomever has access to genie access to information on the sites you're connected to.[nb]NETGEAR genie User Manual, http://www.downloads.netgear.com/files/GDC/WNDR3800/genie_apps_UM_24nov2014.pdf[/nb]