Press the Enable button, it should be at the same place where Disable previously was.This will completely remove your search history. Once you perform this command, the app will forget all the data and interactions that you had with it. A dialog box will appear prompting you about the decision. Tap the Disable button at the top of the screen.Follow the first four steps of the section above, until you access the Photos app information screen.There’s a way to get around this, but it requires you to perform a factory reset of the app. In some cases, the app won’t allow you to clear cache or history. On the other hand, it will remove the entire app history from the phone, and there’s no way to limit it only to a certain time period. Unlike the aforementioned method, all other Google activity will remain intact.
What’s good about this method is that you’ll only clear the history of the Photos app. Therefore, make sure that you have all your credentials to hand before you proceed. Note: you’ll have to sign in to the Photos app again after you perform this method. This will delete the entire history of your app. Tap Clear Data or Manage Space to clear the data.Choose the Storage menu under the Usage section.Open the Apps menu, it can also be listed as Application Information or Applications.To do this, you need to follow these steps: If you have an Android, you can clear the storage and cache from the app’s settings. Once you do, just click the More icon (three horizontal dots) next to that interaction and click Delete.Also, you can search the item by typing a keyword or date. To do this, you need only go to Google’s My Activity page and find that item from the feed on the home screen.If you know the exact moment of your interaction with the unwanted Google image, you may delete this interaction from your activity log. Once you choose a period, just confirm your choice and the image will disappear from history. However, this option will only allow you to choose a period of days. It’s safer to choose either Last hour if you’ve interacted with the photo during that time, or a Custom range period.Choosing the All time option will erase all items that you’ve ever interacted with via apps connected with your Google account.Choose the desired period from the options to the left.Select Delete activity by from the drop-down menu.Click the More icon (three vertical dots) next to the search bar.Make sure to use the Google account from which you’ve interacted with the picture. Sign in with your account’s credentials.Go to Google’s My Activity page from your browser.To delete all your Google account activity, follow these steps: For example, choosing to clear just one hour of history (where you’ve interacted with that certain Google image) will likely save the majority of important data. Or pick a short time that won’t impact too much on your other activities. Therefore, make sure you back up everything that you need before proceeding.
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