the service provider can see stuff u search yh, but parents it's more complicated. Admin panels for home routers don't like, capture network by default.
Usually you figure out visited websites based on a network capture (usually done by organisations) or the browser cookies (stored locally on ur device).
Either way for the love of god tell me you're not using a free vpn...
No, you cannot see specific search history on an internet or WiFi bill. Bills only display basic account information, data usage totals, and charges. Detailed website URLs or exact Google searches are never itemized or included in billing statements.
While your search history isn't on the bill, network administrators can still view your online activity in other ways:
WiFi Router Logs: The person who manages the WiFi (like a parent, landlord, or employer) can log into the router to see the domain names of the websites visited by devices on the network.
Encrypted Searches: Because most websites use HTTPS encryption, network owners can typically see which websites you visited, but they usually cannot see the specific things you typed into search engines or the pages within those sites.
If you want to hide your browsing activity from network administrators, using a reputable VPN (Virtual Private Network) is the most effective way to encrypt your traffic, as explained in the Incogni Blog guide.

I don’t really use a vpn when i read here or on nhentai, but i just realized that the wifi router admin might be able to see my searches. Like what would they possibly think if they saw nhentai.n**? omg i’m pissing