How to turn off Facebook’s link history on iPhone and Android

If you’ve logged into on your phone recently, you might have seen a notification about a new privacy setting called “link history.” Facebook has been tracking the links you click and the sites you visit through its app for years, but now you can see and manage your browsing history as well. It might be a useful addition for some, but it’s also on by default, so we are going to tell you how to turn off link history if you don’t want to use it.

How to use Facebook link history If you want to to see the sites you’ve visited via the mobile browser in the Facebook app, here’s how to do so on Android and iOS: From here, you can tap any link to visit that page, tap the to the right of a link and to remove it, or tap to erase every link on the page.

If you frequently click the links on your Facebook feed, you might find this feature helpful. At the very least, you can keep track of what’s been drawing your attention. Sign up for the most interesting tech & entertainment news out there. By signing up, I agree to the and have reviewed the How to turn off link history If you don’t see the value in this feature, you can easily by following these steps: “When you turn link history off, we will immediately clear your link history, and you will no longer be able to see any links you’ve visited,” Meta notes.

“Additionally, we won’t save your link history or use it to improve your ads across Meta technologies.”.