I am using the term static content for details that don't change often and 
dynamic content for details that change often.

The content in bold is which I am not sure whether it is known by the network 
provider.



1) While I am not using the internet:

The network provider would know Non-internet based static content such as:

personal information including address, occupation, proof of identity, etc (if 
given/required during purchase)

sensitive personal information including as bank account details, etc,

device details such as IMEI number?, Serial number?, operating system?, type of 
device (smartphone, tablet etc.)?, MAC address of the device? etc.



[Note: I am not sure whether content such as IMEI number, operating system, 
type of device (smartphone, tablet etc.), MAC address of the device would come 
under non-internet based content or internet-based content]



The network provider would know Non-internet based dynamic content such as 
network-based location (which cell towers I use), call detail records (who you 
called and when), text message details (who you texted and when), text message 
content, payment history, etc.



2) While I am using the internet:

The network provider would know Internet-based dynamic content such as IP 
address, bandwidth consumption, location via GPS (if GPS is turned on), 
browsing content and history (including the date, time and duration of the 
internet session)?, the apps running on the device?, data sent and received by 
the apps?.



Some information I got from elsewhere (though I am not  sure) is that apps 
created using technologies/terms such as JSON, TNA and SDK would receive/send 
data while using the internet.

(JSON = JavaScript Object Notation, SDK = Software Development Kit, TNA = Truly 
Native Apps)



3) While I am using the internet via a VPN:

The network provider would know Internet-based dynamic content such as the 
VPN's IP address, bandwidth consumption, location via GPS?.



Note: One can replace "would know" by "may know" as per your trust on the 
network provider or the network provider's terms/privacy policy.
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