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To delete individual Google search activity items, scroll through your My Activity page (or use the search function) to find the search item you want to delete. Then, select the three vertical dots in the upper-right corner of the item, and select Delete.
To delete your Chromebook history, open Google Chrome and select the three-dot menu > History > Clear browsing data. Alternatively, select the checkbox next to individual websites to clear, then choose Delete.
history.google.com delete all
Download Zip https://t.co/7oGcsqdp3g
When you use Google sites, apps, and services, some of your activity is saved in your Google Account. You can find and delete this activity in My Activity, and you can stop saving most activity at any time.
Your activity might be saved in places other than My Activity. For example, if you've turned on Location History, that activity is saved to your Maps Timeline instead. You can delete most of your activity that's saved in those places.
Important: If you have other settings like Web & App Activity turned on and you pause Location History or delete location data from Location History, you may still have location data saved in your Google Account as part of your use of other Google sites, apps, and services. For example, location data may be saved as part of activity on Search and Maps when your Web & App Activity setting is on, and included in your photos depending on your camera app settings. Web & App Activity can include info about your location from your device's general area and IP address.
Important: Data that you delete from myactivity.google.com can't be used for Google Pay or Google Wallet personalization. Some data may still be kept in your Google Account for business or legal requirements, or to provide essential Google Pay services.
Important: These steps delete info from your Google Account. Deleting tap activity also deletes in-store taps from your device. To delete other data from your device, go to the next section.
To delete specific events such as payments in stores, in apps, and on the web, requests for money sent to or received by friends or family, and contactless payment attempts from your past Google Pay or Google Wallet activity:
Your activity might be saved in places other than My Activity. For example, if you've turned on Location History, that activity saves to your Maps Timeline instead. Your Location History saves until you delete it. You can review and change your Location History in your Timeline or at My Google Activity.
We show you how to delete your Google Search history from the Google Search app, the Google Chrome app, and Chrome for desktop. As long as you're signed in with the same account, deleting your search history deletes it from all devices, ideal if you use a Chromebook for work on the go. While you're at it, why not protect your digital privacy with these quick and simple steps?
Using your phone, it takes a few taps to remove your recent queries or delete your entire search history. But if you need to delete a recent search, you can quickly delete the last 15 minutes of your search history. Otherwise, follow the steps below for a more granular way to remove your recent searches.
Go to myactivity.google.com in a web browser and select "Activity Controls." From there, you have the option to delete individual searches, large chunks of searches, and the ability to set up a recurring auto-delete schedule for your search history.
It's that easy! You don't need to login to the browser to delete your Google Search history on an iPhone. This removes the history from searches made on all devices signed in with your Google account, not just those made on the iPhone or iPad.
You have a few time-range options to choose from. You can "Delete Today," "Delete Custom Range," or "Delete All Time." The "Auto-Delete" option can be used to automatically delete your activity on a schedule.
Simple as that! It's nice to be able to delete your Google Search history directly from your Android device. This removes the history from all searches made on all devices signed in with your Google account, not just those made on the Android device.
Now you can see a list of all of the items you searched for, including all of the apps and websites you visited from your Android device. To delete an item, simply click the "X" icon in the upper-right corner of it.
Google allows you to automatically delete your search history on a recurring cycle from the "Activity Controls" dashboard on myactivity.google.com. If your Google account was created after June 2020, web and app activity---which includes Search---is automatically deleted after 18 months.
The above options will delete the search history stored by Google's servers along with your Google account. If you're concerned about other people with access to your computer, phone, or tablet accessing your search history, be sure to also clear your web browser history. Your browser stores the addresses of the Google search pages you access along with the addresses of the other pages you access in your browser history.
If you are adding the defaultLogsBucketBehavior option to an existing build config file and you have previously configured logging or logsBucket options, we recommend that you delete those settings to prevent conflict between settings.
You can easily delete your transaction history on Android, Windows, or macOS by opening the My Activity portal in Chrome or any other web browser. Here, you can either delete individual transactions or delete all of the transactions in a specific timeframe.
Hello, I know that you can delete conversations through the Dialogflow ES user interface, as described here: However, it's only possible to delete individual conversations. I would like to delete all conversations. Is there a way to accomplish this via API?
According to the current API[1], bulk delete is not supported. Meanwhile, there is already a feature request filed for this case scenario. But, you can try these alternative steps to delete conversation history in your Dialogflow:
You might need to manually delete a release from your live channel to free upHosting storage for your project. Youcan only delete previous releases, not the release currently being served onyour live site.
You can preview your channels by clicking on the channel you want to preview.From this view, you can see, delete, and revert the newest deployments andrelease that are tied to the specific channel. You can delete a preview channel,but you can't delete your site's live channel.
When you delete a preview channel, the channel, along with its releases andassociated versions, are scheduled for deletion within 24 hours. Theassociated preview URL is also deactivated. An exception to theversion-deletion is if a version is associated with another release (thishappens, for example, if you clone a version from one channel to anotherwithin the same site).
I set up a beta account to test IAP for google app that I am working on, the issue I have is, once I have purchased One-time products(non-recurring charge) the test IAP, I cannot 'remove it' as such, so now, even when I delete the app and re-install, it remembers the purchase, that's great in the real world for a user, but not great when trying to fix the bugs!
We all rely on our search history to keep track of our twisted internet trail. Without it, many of us would be hard-pressed to recall the sites we found in our rambling search. But if this history gets accidentally deleted, how can you get it back?
In some cases, yes. Google Chrome stores browsing data in a dedicated database file on your computer. Even if this file is deleted, it may still be possible to recover it using the same methods employed to restore deleted photographs or documents. There are other ways to view your browser history too, like the sync feature or the Google Activity dashboard.
If you have deleted the history from Google Chrome, recovering it can be a bit more tricky. This is because Chrome does not actually delete the History file, but empties the contents of its database. This lost data cannot be recovered by a data recovery tool.
No, Chrome history is not necessarily deleted forever. Even if the browsing history file is deleted, it may still be possible to recover it using data recovery software or by restoring a previous version of the file. Additionally, your Google account itself contains a log of your online activity, including the websites you have visited and the search terms you have used, which can also be used to access your browsing history.
The best way to check deleted Google history on an iPhone is through the Google Account activity. Just head to My Activity and sign in with your Google account to get a list of all your browsing data. If Web & App Activity is turned on, you can even see the history of other actions on your iPhone.
The best way to permanently delete Google history is to use the Clear History option from Chrome itself. This does not delete the History file (which can be restored with data recovery tools) but rather wipes the data from it. Which is much harder to reverse.
Even with sync, Google will take care to delete the history for all your devices registered to the same Google account. The only thing to watch out for then is the DNS cache. Clean that up and your browsing history is permanently removed.
Other Chrome extensions, like History AutoDelete, give you more sophisticated control, letting you delete only certain domains, for instance. It also lets you or auto-delete after a certain number of days.
Google tracks and stores everything you do online. To minimize the personal data you leave exposed through your online activity, you can delete your Google search history in just a few steps.
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To delete your Chromebook history, open Google Chrome and select the three-dot menu > History > Clear browsing data. Alternatively, select the checkbox next to individual websites to clear, then choose Delete.
history.google.com delete all
Download Zip https://t.co/7oGcsqdp3g
When you use Google sites, apps, and services, some of your activity is saved in your Google Account. You can find and delete this activity in My Activity, and you can stop saving most activity at any time.
Your activity might be saved in places other than My Activity. For example, if you've turned on Location History, that activity is saved to your Maps Timeline instead. You can delete most of your activity that's saved in those places.
Important: If you have other settings like Web & App Activity turned on and you pause Location History or delete location data from Location History, you may still have location data saved in your Google Account as part of your use of other Google sites, apps, and services. For example, location data may be saved as part of activity on Search and Maps when your Web & App Activity setting is on, and included in your photos depending on your camera app settings. Web & App Activity can include info about your location from your device's general area and IP address.
Important: Data that you delete from myactivity.google.com can't be used for Google Pay or Google Wallet personalization. Some data may still be kept in your Google Account for business or legal requirements, or to provide essential Google Pay services.
Important: These steps delete info from your Google Account. Deleting tap activity also deletes in-store taps from your device. To delete other data from your device, go to the next section.
To delete specific events such as payments in stores, in apps, and on the web, requests for money sent to or received by friends or family, and contactless payment attempts from your past Google Pay or Google Wallet activity:
Your activity might be saved in places other than My Activity. For example, if you've turned on Location History, that activity saves to your Maps Timeline instead. Your Location History saves until you delete it. You can review and change your Location History in your Timeline or at My Google Activity.
We show you how to delete your Google Search history from the Google Search app, the Google Chrome app, and Chrome for desktop. As long as you're signed in with the same account, deleting your search history deletes it from all devices, ideal if you use a Chromebook for work on the go. While you're at it, why not protect your digital privacy with these quick and simple steps?
Using your phone, it takes a few taps to remove your recent queries or delete your entire search history. But if you need to delete a recent search, you can quickly delete the last 15 minutes of your search history. Otherwise, follow the steps below for a more granular way to remove your recent searches.
Go to myactivity.google.com in a web browser and select "Activity Controls." From there, you have the option to delete individual searches, large chunks of searches, and the ability to set up a recurring auto-delete schedule for your search history.
It's that easy! You don't need to login to the browser to delete your Google Search history on an iPhone. This removes the history from searches made on all devices signed in with your Google account, not just those made on the iPhone or iPad.
You have a few time-range options to choose from. You can "Delete Today," "Delete Custom Range," or "Delete All Time." The "Auto-Delete" option can be used to automatically delete your activity on a schedule.
Simple as that! It's nice to be able to delete your Google Search history directly from your Android device. This removes the history from all searches made on all devices signed in with your Google account, not just those made on the Android device.
Now you can see a list of all of the items you searched for, including all of the apps and websites you visited from your Android device. To delete an item, simply click the "X" icon in the upper-right corner of it.
Google allows you to automatically delete your search history on a recurring cycle from the "Activity Controls" dashboard on myactivity.google.com. If your Google account was created after June 2020, web and app activity---which includes Search---is automatically deleted after 18 months.
The above options will delete the search history stored by Google's servers along with your Google account. If you're concerned about other people with access to your computer, phone, or tablet accessing your search history, be sure to also clear your web browser history. Your browser stores the addresses of the Google search pages you access along with the addresses of the other pages you access in your browser history.
If you are adding the defaultLogsBucketBehavior option to an existing build config file and you have previously configured logging or logsBucket options, we recommend that you delete those settings to prevent conflict between settings.
You can easily delete your transaction history on Android, Windows, or macOS by opening the My Activity portal in Chrome or any other web browser. Here, you can either delete individual transactions or delete all of the transactions in a specific timeframe.
Hello, I know that you can delete conversations through the Dialogflow ES user interface, as described here: However, it's only possible to delete individual conversations. I would like to delete all conversations. Is there a way to accomplish this via API?
According to the current API[1], bulk delete is not supported. Meanwhile, there is already a feature request filed for this case scenario. But, you can try these alternative steps to delete conversation history in your Dialogflow:
You might need to manually delete a release from your live channel to free upHosting storage for your project. Youcan only delete previous releases, not the release currently being served onyour live site.
You can preview your channels by clicking on the channel you want to preview.From this view, you can see, delete, and revert the newest deployments andrelease that are tied to the specific channel. You can delete a preview channel,but you can't delete your site's live channel.
When you delete a preview channel, the channel, along with its releases andassociated versions, are scheduled for deletion within 24 hours. Theassociated preview URL is also deactivated. An exception to theversion-deletion is if a version is associated with another release (thishappens, for example, if you clone a version from one channel to anotherwithin the same site).
I set up a beta account to test IAP for google app that I am working on, the issue I have is, once I have purchased One-time products(non-recurring charge) the test IAP, I cannot 'remove it' as such, so now, even when I delete the app and re-install, it remembers the purchase, that's great in the real world for a user, but not great when trying to fix the bugs!
We all rely on our search history to keep track of our twisted internet trail. Without it, many of us would be hard-pressed to recall the sites we found in our rambling search. But if this history gets accidentally deleted, how can you get it back?
In some cases, yes. Google Chrome stores browsing data in a dedicated database file on your computer. Even if this file is deleted, it may still be possible to recover it using the same methods employed to restore deleted photographs or documents. There are other ways to view your browser history too, like the sync feature or the Google Activity dashboard.
If you have deleted the history from Google Chrome, recovering it can be a bit more tricky. This is because Chrome does not actually delete the History file, but empties the contents of its database. This lost data cannot be recovered by a data recovery tool.
No, Chrome history is not necessarily deleted forever. Even if the browsing history file is deleted, it may still be possible to recover it using data recovery software or by restoring a previous version of the file. Additionally, your Google account itself contains a log of your online activity, including the websites you have visited and the search terms you have used, which can also be used to access your browsing history.
The best way to check deleted Google history on an iPhone is through the Google Account activity. Just head to My Activity and sign in with your Google account to get a list of all your browsing data. If Web & App Activity is turned on, you can even see the history of other actions on your iPhone.
The best way to permanently delete Google history is to use the Clear History option from Chrome itself. This does not delete the History file (which can be restored with data recovery tools) but rather wipes the data from it. Which is much harder to reverse.
Even with sync, Google will take care to delete the history for all your devices registered to the same Google account. The only thing to watch out for then is the DNS cache. Clean that up and your browsing history is permanently removed.
Other Chrome extensions, like History AutoDelete, give you more sophisticated control, letting you delete only certain domains, for instance. It also lets you or auto-delete after a certain number of days.
Google tracks and stores everything you do online. To minimize the personal data you leave exposed through your online activity, you can delete your Google search history in just a few steps.
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