How To: Delete Your Facebook Search History Completely

Now a days Facebook is one of the most popular social media platform. We spent daily many hours on Facebook. While using Facebook, we comment, tag, send/ receive friend requests and share/ upload media files. Do you know that every time when you search for anything on Facebook - from looking up an ex (we've all been there), to searching for various celebrities/ brands or searching for the Facebook page of your favorite site - all that search is stored as a part of your Activity Log. All this search activity is stored as private which is visible only to you (and to Facebook) so it's not necessarily a violation of privacy, but we're a little uncomfortable with the idea of all our searches being stored as a long term record.

Facebook logic behind this is that they store searches to show you relevant search results. But if you would rather not have this, erasing them is pretty simple. Just follow these steps:
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 How To Show Facebook Search History ?

• To check your entire search history on Facebook, go to your profile and then click on ViewActivity Log. Or simply open this page on Facebook. Once you sign in, you'll be shown your entire search history on Facebook. Once you are on the Acitivity page, on the left-hand side, find the section where it says Photos, Likes and Comments and click on MORE. Next, select Search from the list on the left.

• You can remove individual entries from this record, click the "Hidden from Timeline" button on the right side of each entry, to the right of the lock icon. Click Delete and then Remove search in the pop-up, to remove the entry permanently.

• To remove your entire search history, just click the "Clear Searches" link on the top-right, to the left of the magnifying glass icon. Then click Clear Searches in the pop-up to remove these search items.

That's how you can completely delete your search history on Facebook. I hope this post will be helpful to you to if you are concerned more about privacy. Please share it with your friends and on social media networks.