In addition to clearing your search history, you also can manage settings for Bing and a Microsoft Account, too. How to manage your Bing and Microsoft Account privacy settings This will ensure that your search and web data are not used for personalizing what you see on the web. Also, just to be super secure, be sure to click the button that says Personalize your web experience. You'll also want to click Send Do not Track requests, too. You'll want to click the Strict settings from the tracking prevention. As we show in our screenshot above, Edge has a lot of great privacy features built-in. You can get to it by clicking the three dots at the top of the screen, then choosing Settings and choosing Privacy. While you're here, we have a note for you on the Edge Privacy Page. If you're signed in with a Microsoft Account, this will clear data across all your devices. From here, you can select to clear the browsing history, download history, cookies and site data, cache image and files, and more. This will take you to the privacy page in Edge. We also suggest you click the Clear browsing data link at the top of the screen. Select the items you want to delete and then, click Delete. You can then click the three forward-facing dots in the pop-up menu and choose Manage History so you can see a look at your entire history.
You can clear Edge history by clicking the three dots at the top right of the screen next to your profile picture. This will clear cookies, which are often used in tracking you across different websites. In addition to clearing Bing searches, you also can clear your Microsoft Edge history for more privacy, too.
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