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3 Ways to Delete the Keyboard History on Android

By Matthew Lynch
February 19, 2024
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Introduction:

The ever-growing list of words that your Android keyboard saves may seem helpful at times, but it can also become a privacy concern. Deleting your keyboard history ensures your data stays private and helps clear any unwanted suggestions when typing. In this article, we’ll cover three ways to delete your keyboard history on an Android device.

Method 1: Clearing Gboard (Google Keyboard) Data

1. Open the ‘Settings’ app on your Android device.

2. Scroll down and tap ‘System’.

3. Next, tap ‘Languages & input’.

4. Under the ‘Keyboards’ section, tap ‘On-screen keyboard’.

5. Press ‘Gboard’, which is the default Google Keyboard.

6. Tap ‘Clear input history’.

7. A confirmation message will appear; click ‘OK’ to confirm and clear your Gboard keyboard history.

Method 2: Clearing Samsung Keyboard Data

1. Open the ‘Settings’ app on your Samsung device.

2. Navigate to ‘General management’.

3. Tap ‘Language and input’.

4. Under the ‘Default keyboard’ section, press ‘Samsung Keyboard’.

5. Scroll down and click ‘Reset settings.’

6. Tap ‘Clear personalized data.’

7. A prompt appears; confirm by pressing ‘Erase’.

Method 3: Using a Third-Party App—History Eraser

For users with different Android keyboards or those wanting to clear all app caches easily, the History Eraser app is an effective solution.

1. Download the History Eraser app from Google Play Store.

2. After installation, launch the app on your device.

3. Grant necessary permissions for proper functionality.

4. Select the checkboxes next to desired options such as cache, search history, or text messages.

5. Make sure to also select the checkbox besides ‘Input method.’

6. Proceed with caution as data deletion is irreversible. Click ‘Clean’ to clear the selected data.

Conclusion:

Protecting your privacy and ensuring a smooth typing experience is essential for every Android user. Delete your keyboard history using any of these three methods to keep your device clutter-free and maintain privacy. Remember, regularly clearing your keyboard history prevents unwanted suggestions and ensures a better overall user experience.

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