Student research means a lot of searching, often on shared or school-managed devices. A private search engine keeps your coursework, late-night questions, and curiosity off any profile.
Why it matters here
- School and library networks often log activity tied to your account. Searching through an engine that keeps no history of you means there is less to log in the first place.
- Research wanders into sensitive topics, from health to politics to mental health. None of that should follow you into a permanent record.
- You are usually on a budget. A free, no-account engine costs nothing and asks for nothing.
the bottom line
Set Bare as the default on your laptop and phone, and every assignment search stays yours, with no account, no history, and nothing handed to advertisers.
How to set it up
It takes under a minute: open your browser's search settings and set the default to a private engine. Bare keeps no account and no history, and your query passes through our server only to fetch results, so the index sees our network rather than your address. Set it once and every search stays private by default.