watch history Archives

BetaBeacon

September 22, 2026

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Google has introduced a new feature called Passive Sign-In for YouTube users. This feature allows users to stay signed in to their Google accounts while using YouTube, making it easier to access videos and playlists without repeatedly entering login credentials.

AppWizard

January 27, 2026

How to Install MobiFlix APK on Firestick/Android (New VOD App)

MobiFlix is a video-on-demand streaming application available for Fire TV and Android TV/Google TV devices, offering a vast library of movies and TV shows without subscriptions. It features thousands of titles across various genres, working subtitles, full-screen viewing, and streaming quality up to 1080p. Users may experience some buffering and playback issues, and account registration is required for additional features like favorites. MobiFlix must be sideloaded, as it is not available in mainstream app stores. The app's interface allows easy navigation between movies, TV shows, and genres, with organized sections for user convenience. While registration is not mandatory, it can enhance the user experience. The app is free to use, has passed a virus scan with no malicious files detected, but may distribute copyrighted content without proper licensing, raising legal concerns. A VPN is recommended for privacy while using the app.

AppWizard

October 25, 2025

Instagram is finally adding a YouTube-like watch history for Reels

Instagram is introducing a Watch History feature that allows users to revisit previously viewed Reels. Users can sort Reels by the date watched or filter them by specific accounts or date ranges. To access this feature, users can go to Profile > Menu > Settings > Your activity > Watch history. Adam Mosseri announced that it will function similarly to YouTube's Watch History, displaying all Reels viewed through a user’s account. This aims to help users find videos they liked without relying on alternative methods like liking or sending Reels to themselves. However, users who watch a high volume of content may still face challenges in locating older Reels.

AppWizard

May 19, 2025

If you use the YouTube app, change these 5 settings to immediately make it better

- To turn off autoplay videos in feeds, go to the You tab, select the gear icon, choose General, tap Playback in feeds, and set it to Off. - You can set a sleep timer for videos by tapping the gear icon while watching a video and selecting sleep timer, with options for 10, 15, 20, 30, 45, or 60 minutes. - To fine-tune or disable app notifications, go to the You tab, select the gear icon, and tap Notifications to customize categories or use the Schedule digest feature. - To change the default video quality, go to the You tab, select the gear icon, scroll down to Video quality preferences, and choose your preferred quality for mobile networks and Wi-Fi. - You can adjust video playback controls by going to the You tab, selecting the gear icon, and tapping Playback to enable/disable autoplay for the next video, adjust skip intervals, and enable Picture-in-Picture mode.

AppWizard

April 17, 2025

How to manage YouTube history settings on Android devices

To manage your YouTube history on Android devices, follow these steps: 1. Open the YouTube app. 2. Tap on your profile icon in the top right corner. 3. Select "Settings" from the dropdown menu. 4. Go to the "History & privacy" section. 5. Choose to pause your watch history or clear specific entries.

AppWizard

April 3, 2025

YouTube on Android: Easily edit and clear your watch history

To personalize your watch history in the YouTube Android app, tap on your profile picture, then go to "Settings" and select "History and privacy." You can pause your watch history or clear it entirely to manage your viewing data and improve content recommendations.