So does my ISP have a file on me listing my p*rn searches?

I've had AT&T Gigabit internet for over 2 years and 1 of the reasons is that it's only $70 a month since I agreed to allow them to sell my search information. So that's on me. I didn't really think about it at the time. The law that congress shot down would have made that impossible. I'm not sure if that means that all ISPs will be able to sell your history even without asking.

So, does this mean there is a file with my name on it and all the porno that I search for? Is there some level of anonymity when it comes to logging the person to their search history?

At what point can the search history of future politicians leak out to the public? On the whole, this is what was searched for on Pornhub in the US in order of most frequent:
1) Step Mom
2) Lesbian
3) Step Sister
4) Milf
5) Cartoon
6) Ebony
7) Lesbians Scissoring
8) Teen
9) Black
10) Mom


I'm not sure we can really say if this will affect 1 party over another. Every week in the US, 1 out of every 5 Men 15-65 , make up 1.3 visits to PornHub. There are a lot of different considerations to this number given the more specific age breakups of 15-25 year olds etc. The younger population might view more than the older. Also, the same person can visit multiple times per week. Still, that's a lot to just 1 website. This is my math based on men composing %75 of PornHub traffic and there are about 101.6 million 15-65 year old males in the US. The point being there isn't really a hard number you can assign to this because there are a lot of factors but it still illustrates that there is a large portion of the population that searches for different kinds of p*rn.

https://www.pornhub.com/insights/2016-year-in-review