Clear Your Google Search History– Tired of being tracked across the internet? Maybe it’s time to delete your Google search history.
This article explains how to delete your Google history from your Google account, the Google Chrome web browser, the Google iOS or Androidapp, or the Google app.
To delete your Google search history entirely, you need to do so directly from your Google Account. Clearing your browser history won’t erase all the info that Google tracks and saves to your account. Here’s how to delete past search history and future search history from your Google Account.
To delete past Google search history:
Open up any browser, go to Google.com, and log into your account.
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Once signed in, click the Google apps icon in the top-right corner of the Google homepage. The icon looks like a square mosaic containing nine small squares.
In the drop-down menu, click Account.
Click Data & privacy from the sidebar menu on the left side of the screen.
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At the bottom of the History settings section, click My activity.
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To delete search activities one by one, click the “X” icon in the top-right corner of the activity listing and select Delete in the pop-up.
To delete multiple or all search history at once, click the Delete button underneath the search bar.
In the pop-up, you can choose what content you want to delete: Last hour, Last day, Always, or Custom range.
You can use Google’s auto-delete controls to clear your search history and web and app activity using a web browser or the Google mobile app. Here’s how.
From a web browser, go to the Web & App Activity page.
Select Auto-Delete.
Choose the Auto-delete activity older than the option and pick a time frame from the drop-down menu. For example, you can choose to delete activities older than three months, 18 months, and 36 months.