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Have you ever thought about deleting your YouTube watch history? Sometimes you may feel like you need to privatize your account details and removing both your google usage history and YouTube watch history is the first towards achieving that.
In this article, we are looking at how to view and or delete YouTube watch history.
Before you can access, view or delete YouTube watch history, you need to login to your google account. You can do so by accessing the account through your Gmail account.
Follow these steps to access and delete YouTube watch history:
i. When logged in, click on the profile icon of photo if you have added one followed by "Manage your google account"
ii. Navigate to the left-hand side of the page and click on "Data & Privacy"
iii. Scroll down until you find "Things you’ve done and places you’ve been" as shown below
iv. You can then opt to open any google usage history including web and app, location history, and YouTube history.
v. Click on any one option and choose what you would like to delete.
This guide can also help you delete your entire search history on google.
Watch this 2-minute video for a quick setup:
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Francis Onyach; writer, artist, digital marketer and software engineer.
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