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One of the more frustrating aspects of TikTok used to be the difficulty in finding a video that you really liked and wanted to see again but had accidentally swiped past or watched a day or two ago. Previously, there was a long, complex series of steps<\/a> you had to follow to find out your watch history on TikTok \u2014 making it hardly worth the effort. Now, however, you can easily find your watch history \u2014 and, if you want, erase it. All you have to do is:<\/p>\n<\/div>\n You should now see a gallery with all of the videos you\u2019ve watched over the last 180 days. Tap on any that you\u2019d like to rewatch.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n If you want to erase any \u2014 or all \u2014 of the videos in your history, it\u2019s simple to arrange. (You can, if you want, first save your watch history before you delete it from TikTok\u2019s site by going back to Settings and Privacy<\/strong>, and then to Account > Download your data<\/strong>.) To delete one or more of the videos you\u2019ve watched:<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Be aware that, even if you\u2019ve deleted all your videos, they\u2019re not completely gone: TikTok\u2019s explanation of watch history says that \u201cwe\u2019ll continue to keep your watch history data for some time to optimize your experience.\u201d In other words, TikTok will still be using your history to feed its algorithms.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n