A few weeks ago, Google announced the new possibility of erasing the last 15 minutes of a search history. We explain the procedure to you from a android smart phone.
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Android: How to Delete the Last 15 Minutes of Google Search History
After being rolled out to iOS devices, now it’s the turn of users of an Android device to benefit from the functionality to delete the last 15 minutes of Google search history.
The Mountain View firm has made this functionality as simple as possible:
- Open the Google app.
- Tap the profile picture located at the top right of the screen.
- Press insert Delete the last 15 minutes within the menu.
You will finally see a small dialog box informing that the search history is being deleted.
To download :
- Google for Android
- Google Chrome for Android
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Google Chrome no longer has to prove its qualities as a stable, fluid, fast, secure, ergonomic and multifunctional browser. Its interface and its mode of use are suitable for all audiences, inexperienced as informed. Criteria that still allow it today to dominate the market on a global scale, and to pursue development that inspires new web standards. But Chrome is not immune to a much less formidable aspect: the collection and commercialization of personal data by the browser which makes it a serious threat to the privacy of Internet users, all the more so when used in conjunction with other Google services. If respect for confidentiality must, for you, take precedence over the rest, we advise you to turn to Brave or Firefox, more reliable alternatives with satisfactory performance.
Google Chrome no longer has to prove its qualities as a stable, fluid, fast, secure, ergonomic and multifunctional browser. Its interface and its mode of use are suitable for all audiences, inexperienced as informed. Criteria that still allow it today to dominate the market on a global scale, and to pursue development that inspires new web standards. But Chrome is not immune to a much less formidable aspect: the collection and commercialization of personal data by the browser which makes it a serious threat to the privacy of Internet users, all the more so when used in conjunction with other Google services. If respect for confidentiality must, for you, take precedence over the rest, we advise you to turn to Brave or Firefox, more reliable alternatives with satisfactory performance.
Sources: The Verge / Moderator’s Blog
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