How to delete Twitter history on Android

How to delete your Twitter (X) search history on Android

There are times when we wish to forget the past and start on a clean slate. The same holds for our social media accounts, and in this article, I’ll particularly show how to delete your X (formerly Twitter) search history on your Android phone.

Wiping out your searches will provide you with a fresher feed. So, without further ado, let’s start cleaning up your Twitter search history.

How to delete your Twitter search history on Android

  1. Launch the X app → Enter the Search tab from the bottom of your screen.
  2. Select the Search bar to see your recent searches.  
  3. Tap and hold the search query you want to delete.
    • Alternatively, tap the cross (X) icon below the search bar to delete all your searches at once.
  4. Choose Clear to confirm the process in the popup.

    Open twitter app on your Android phone, select search icon, tap and hold the search query or tap the Cross icon to delete all queries and tap Clear

While navigating Twitter, the app stores images, videos, and profile information to improve loading speeds, resulting in an accumulation of cached data.

Now, clearing the Twitter cache doesn’t necessarily erase your search history. However, it does enhance the app’s performance.

How to clear Twitter app cache on Android

So, while we are trying to refresh and improve your overall Twitter experience, why not clear the app cache as well? Just follow along:

  1. Tap and hold the Twitter app icon in your Android app gallery.  
  2. Select the app info (i) option in the popup menu. 
  3. Go to Storage & cache.
  4. Here, you must select Clear cache one after the other to delete all your Twitter cache.

    Press and hold twitter app, select App info, Go to Storage and cache and tap on Clear cache

Wrapping up 

That’s a wrap for my guide on how to delete Twitter search history on Android phones. I hope you will now find it easy to eliminate unwanted search results using the various methods explained here.

However, if you are still facing an issue, feel free to share it with me in the comments section. Also, keep visiting us for more interesting Android guides, how-to’s, and other related content.

Author

  • Srishti Pandey

    For over five years, Srishti has been exploring the tech space with her writing glasses long forgotten on her head. As an Android user for years, she likes fiddling with the features and experimenting like a curious child. Thanks to her Master’s degree in English Literature, she is pretty good at weaving words that decode complex tech jargon and present it in a language that is easy to understand and put-to-good-use. With her keen interest in digging out the most sorted gadgets and apps, she saves her readers a few extra hours of not-so-fruitful Internet surfing.


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