When it comes to your internet history, there are a few things to keep in mind. Your internet service provider can see the websites that you visit, but they may not be able to see the specific pages that you visit within those websites. Additionally, your ISP can see how much time you spend on each website, as well as when you accessed each site. However, they cannot see what you searched for or what type of content you viewed on a website unless you were logged into an account on that site (such as a social media account or email account). Additionally, your ISP can track your IP address, which can be used to approximate your location.
If you are worried about someone being able to see your internet history, there are a few things you can do. First, you can use a private browsing window when visiting websites. This will prevent your browsing history from being saved in your browser's cache. Additionally, you can clear your browser's cache and cookies regularly. Finally, if you are really concerned about someone accessing your browsing history, you can use a VPN (virtual private network) which will encrypt all of your traffic and make it more difficult for someone to track what websites you visit.