All Facebook users have an ‘Activity Log’ that tracks your actions across the platform, and this includes anything you have searched for on Facebook. Only you can see your search history, so this information isn’t available to your friends or to the public. However, if you use a shared computer or if you are worried about someone checking up on your online activities, then clearing your search history might not be a bad idea. A lot of people like to creep on friends, frenemies and maybe even exes. Or, you might have searched Facebook for embarrassing medical conditions, weird interests or anything else that you’d rather keep to yourself. Whatever the reason, you can use this handy guide below to erase those tracks.
- Click inside the ‘Search’ box located in the top left corner of your browser
- Click the ‘Edit’ link located across from ‘Recent Searches”
- This will take you to your Activity Log
- Finally, click the ‘Clear Searches’ link located in the ‘Search History’ section
There you go! Your Facebook search history can’t come back to haunt you now – unless it’s obtained by a court order! 🙂 Images Credit: Facebook
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