We’re now looking at your non-location-related history from Google Maps. On a desktop browser such as Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, or Mozilla Firefox, we can jump straight there by going to /product/maps.

The mobile apps take you to Google’s “My Activity” page with Google Maps already selected. RELATED: How to Find and Delete Your Google Assistant Voice History How to Delete Recent Searches on Google Maps on the Web That’s all there is to it! This isn’t the most direct way to delete your searches, but it works. If you select “Delete Custom Range,” you’ll be able to choose a start and end date for the chunk of history you’d like to remove. You can choose to “Delete Today,” “Delete Custom Range,” or “Delete All Time.” The “Auto-Delete” option can be used to automatically delete your activity on a schedule. To delete this history in batches, tap the “Delete” drop-down menu. Any time you open Google Maps, browse the map, view your Timeline, or do searches, it appears here. You will now see all of your non-location-related history from Google Maps. Scroll down and select “Maps History.” This will take you to Google’s “My Activity” page filtered for Google Maps. Tap your profile icon in the search bar and select “Settings” from the menu. Open the Google Maps app on your iPhone, iPad, or Android device. How to Delete Recent Searches on Google Maps for iPhone and Android We’ll show you how to do it on both mobile and desktop devices. Google doesn’t allow you to delete your recent searches in the same way you can with Google Search, but it is possible in a roundabout way.

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