Videos
Did they remove this? How do I navigate to it now?
I'm a student who primarily uses my parents' Amazon Prime account, but my partner gave me access to his account via the "switch accounts" option. As soon as I logged in to his account, the home page was recommending me things that I had looked up/ordered from my parents' account. I switched back to my parents' to see if it went both ways, and it does. I can't find anything anywhere about whether or not it's just because of the cookies stored on my devices or if my parents will also have items recommended to them that are looked up from my partner's account somehow. Is there anybody that has an answer to this?
Pretty much what the title says, my parents have prime and I don’t so I have their account on my phone. We are not in the same household, completely separate emails and such. They do not have access to my account.
When I search something or view something on my account, I notice it shows up on their account as well, and vice versa. I’m a 27 year old woman so I’d rather not have my parents see everything I look at or search (I might have searched up vibrators and damn near had a heart attack when I went to my parents account and first thing that popped up was a huge ribbed dildo saying “view again”, lol…). Anyway to stop this? And yes I have deleted the search history but I’d like to not have to do this everytime. Thanks in advance :)
- log in to your account
- click the Your Account link on the top bar
- on the resulting page scroll down to Personalization
- click on Improve Your Recommendations
- then on the left menu click on Videos You've Watched
quick link: US / UK
If you are an Amazon Prime member:
- Click the "Your Account" button
- Click "Prime Video settings"
- Click "Watch History"
Here's a visual:
Click on "Your Account" in the upper right of the main page.
At the bottom, click "View and edit your browsing history"
This isn't visible in my Account menu. There is a Tab in the .com version called My browsing history, but not in the .co.uk implementation of the site.
In neither case could I find what I know I have browsed for.