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Can’t use clipboard history on Windows? Check out these troubleshooting tips to fix clipboard history on Windows 11.

Here’s how you can delete your Google Assistant voice history from your Nest speakers to ensure none of your voice recordings are stored.

Want to remove unwanted activity details? Here’s how to clear a user’s activity history on Windows 11.

If you use an Amazon Echo device, here’s how you can delete your Alexa voice history via your smartphone or directly from the speaker.

Google Chrome is a popular web browser with over 2 billion users and is available for computers and smartphones. We all know that when you use Google Chrome, your history is stored unless you make use of incognito mode. However, when you use other Go

To provide better video suggestions, YouTube keeps track of every video search and your watch history in the app. However, users have all the control over the stored data. You can easily remove search history and even reset YouTube watch history. He

On Windows 10, the clipboard history feature allows users to view items copied over a specific period. The items could be text, HTML or images (less than 4MB). You can have a list or history of the content you’ve copied to use it later.

Your iPhone keeps a log of incoming, outgoing, and missed calls as Call History. And if you’ve noticed carefully, they appear on the Recent tab when you open the Phone app. Unfortunately, the Recents tab appears blank for some iPhone users. If

The clipboard is where texts you copy on your smartphone are stored. The default Android clipboard functionality, however, only lets you recover (read: paste) the recent entry, i.e., the last text you copied.

I have a peculiar habit when it comes to songs. I keep on listening to specific songs on a loop until (you guessed it right) I get bored of them. I bet most of you must be familiar with this habit.

Incognito mode is one of the safest ways to browse stuff that we wanna hide from prying eyes. Search queries that are very embarrassing. Many people even use it for security purposes, like an important banking transaction. Well, for whateve

Believe it or not, I don’t use Evernote, OneNote or any other note-taking application. Whenever I have to remember something, I open up the Google App on my phone and search for it. For example, at a bookstore, I search for names of the books that

Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox store each and every web page you visit on the browser’s history to enhance your browsing experience with recommendations and suggestions. Also, the collected data is used to show you targeted ads.

Personally speaking, I never had much use for history in school. But strangely, now that information is so easily available on the web, I find myself going back in time and searching for information that can be classified as ‘history’. Could it b