Amazon Keeps a List of What You Look At—Here’s Why You May Want to Clear It
Amazon keeps a record of items you look at to personalize shopping, but that history can also expose private interests, gift plans, health-related searches, or expensive purchases to anyone who can access your account or shared device. Clearing that history and reviewing your account privacy settings can help protect your personal shopping activity.
Who is at risk
Anyone who shares a device, leaves Amazon signed in, or shops for private, sensitive, or surprise items is most at risk.
What to watch for
Watch for recommended products, recently viewed items, or account activity that reveals things you searched for and did not intend others to see.
What to do
Sign in to Amazon now, clear your browsing history, review your privacy settings, and sign out of shared devices.
