@pernia @p -You add a space in front of the command or `set +o history`, or disable history and you no longer have bash history.
- `history -c` will erase the current bash history permanently.
-The history is only stored for so long, with later commands eventually erasing the oldest commands (this is also adjustable to be shorter or longer as the user desires).
-The keys pressed are not keylogged, only the final command you execute is logged (so you can re-execute a previous command or later search for a command you previously did).