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1. MY GOOGLE ACTIVITY HISTORY HAS CHANGED ARCHIVE
2. MY GOOGLE ACTIVITY HISTORY HAS CHANGED TRIAL
3. MY GOOGLE ACTIVITY HISTORY HAS CHANGED PC
4. MY GOOGLE ACTIVITY HISTORY HAS CHANGED DOWNLOAD

If you’re a seasoned iTunes user then you can tap into the metadata in your media library to see what the first song you played was-at least since you last moved computers or started a new library. Unfortunately, this isn’t easy to do from modern-day music streaming apps like Spotify and Apple Music-while there are History and Recently Played tabs inside the desktop apps for Spotify, they don’t stretch back particularly far, and for the time being at least there’s no way of digging into the database to find the first song you ever streamed. Click on this number range to bring up a drop-down menu, then choose Oldest to go to the earliest page of emails in your Gmail account.

MY GOOGLE ACTIVITY HISTORY HAS CHANGED ARCHIVE

If your Twitter archive is full of JSON rather than HTML, you’re probably testing the new Twitter interface-revert to the current one before requesting your archive.Ĭlick the All Mail link on the left of the Gmail interface on the web, and you’ll see the total number of emails in your account up in the top right-hand corner, above the messages: “1-100 of…” however many you have. It’s easier to navigate this archive than it is to scroll through your timeline on the web, though you can of course use the advanced search feature if you know when your earliest tweets were. Click to the earliest year and month from the table on the right to see your oldest tweet.

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Download and unpack the archive that Facebook sends to your inbox, open the index.html file, click any entry-like Your posts or Your photos-and scroll all the way to the bottom.Īs with Facebook, you can download your entire Twitter archive to disk-open your account settings page on the web, click Request your archive, and when you’ve downloaded it from the link in your inbox, open up the index.html file in your browser. You can also get your entire archive of Facebook content, if needed, via your Facebook information page : Click View next to Download your information, then Create File. Scroll down your profile page on the web and you’ll see a drop-down menu appear at the top-click Recent then pick the earliest year listed to see the posts from that year (if you’ve entered our birthday into Facebook, that will be the first one). Click Next, then Create archive, and when you download and unpack the resulting archive, you’ll find a long, long HTML file with all your search history in it.ĭon’t like that Google has all this information about you? You can delete it.įacebook loves surfacing memories in the News Feed but you can go back to your earliest posts easily enough. You can download this data (and all your other Google data) too: You need to go to the Google Takeout page on the web, then pick Search under My Activity (plus anything else you want to save).

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With some trial and error in the Before date field, you should be able to track down your first Google query (while logged into your account). Google keeps diligent records of everything you do inside its products: Go to the My Activity page in your Google account, click Filter by date & product, then make sure Search is the only option ticked. If you use the year drop-down menu at the top of the page you can go right back to the earliest records Amazon has stored and see what you were buying on the website in your fresh-faced youth-in our case, music stored on a forgotten format called the “compact disc.” Log into Amazon, hover over the Your Account button at the top, then pick Your Orders. Here you’ll find first looks to complete hands-on experiences with the latest tech on the market.

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