Deleting My Facebook Search History Step By Step

Michael Amon06:48

Deleting My Facebook Search History Step By Step: Do you know you can easily get rid of all the searches you made on Facebook?

Yes, of course.

This post will teach you how I deleted my Facebook search history step by step.

So if you're looking for an article that explains how to delete or clear Facebook search history fast, this post got you covered.

We believe you’ve currently heard a lot about Facebook’s Chart Browse Tool. It’s a brand-new search function that lets you look for all sort of things.

Among the huge things that chart search does is mine other individuals’ profile details and ‘like’ information. Is this a bad thing?

Likes and profile info is quite safe things, right?

Not actually.

Chart search produces a big gold mine of exactly what is called Open-source Intelligence (OSINT).

See: Delete Facebook Activity Log Right Now

OSINT is intelligence information about individuals that is openly and readily available for the world to see and have access to. Unless you have gotten rid of a lot of specific details from your profile or made all your likes personal, then there is most likely a significant amount of OSINT offered about you through Facebook’s Chart Browse.

Getting rid of fragile individual information from your profile and concealing likes can help in excluding you from some chart searches, however, have you thought about the searches you’ve made?

Unfortunately, the searches you make on chart browse are being recorded and it belongs to your Facebook Activity Log. These searches are set by default to be viewed just by you, however, it does not mean that they do not exist.

The searches are still in your Facebook Activity log, and Facebook still has access to them. Also, your friends could see what you’ve been searching for if you leave your Facebook account open on their computer system by checking out your activity log.

How to Clear Facebook Search History?
Follow these basic actions to eliminate your Chart Browse history:

ON YOUR BROWSER:

Visit Facebook and tap on the ‘Search’ button without entering any search option
On the options that pop up, click on ‘Edit’
Click on ‘Clear Searches’
You will get a pop-up notification asking if you are sure about clearing the searches you’ve made, click on ‘Clear Searches’

OR

Log on to Facebook

Click the down arrow in the upper-right corner of the page and select “Activity Log” from the drop-down menu

A list of options displays on the left side of the Activity Log screen. Click “More” under “Comments” to expand the list.

Click “Search” in the expanded list.

A list of all your searches is displayed by date. To delete one search item, click the block icon to the right of the item and select “Delete” from the drop-down menu.

See: How Do You See Who Viewed Your Facebook Profile?

The “Remove Search” dialog box displays making sure you want to remove the search. Click “Remove Search” to complete the removal process.

To clear all of your search histories, click the “Clear Searches” link at the top of the page.

A confirmation dialog box displays for this action, as well, reminding you that your search history helps them show you better results when you search.

What they don’t say is that it also helps them collect information about you. If you would rather not provide them that information, click “Clear Searches” to remove your entire search history.

ON YOUR FACEBOOK APPLICATION
Tap on the ‘Search’ button without entering any search option
On the options that pop up, click on ‘Edit’
Click on ‘Clear Searches’
You will get a pop-up notification asking if you’re sure about clearing the searches you’ve made, click on ‘Confirm’

Bear in mind that search logging hasn’t been disabled, it simply means that you are limiting the information Facebook collects about you and that what you have currently searched for has been cleared. You may likely want to do this clearing on a routine basis.

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