Clearing your YouTube video watch history will ensure your privacy, especially for devices that many users use like televisions.
Step 1: Open the YouTube app. For example, in this article WebTech360 works on LG Smart TV WebOS operating system, so will press the Home button (the button with the house image) on the remote. Then, on the TV interface select the YouTube app in the list of apps.
Step 2: In the YouTube interface, choose Settings, then select DELETE VIEW HISTORY. At this point, the TV will display a message about deleting watch history and you just have to select Clear watch history to confirm. Your entire YouTube watch history will be deleted.
Note: Not all YouTube apps on Smart TV will delete history according to the steps above. The instructions in this article are only for the YouTube interface on Smart TVs Samsung, LG, Sony.
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