How to see the history of watched videos on TikTok
It is clear that TikTok is one of the social networks that has the most consumers throughout the planet. It's getting to watch videos and not being able to stop watching one after another. It is, without a doubt, one of the most addictive apps in the entire App Store .
If you are a consumer of this type of video, surely you have ever wanted to access a video that you have seen and that, by mistake or not, you did not click "like" to add it to your personal video library . Well, today we bring you the definitive tutorial to be able to see videos that you have seen on this social network again.
How to access the history of videos watched on TikTok:
The process is very simple:
- We access the application and click on "Profile" that appears in the bottom menu of the screen.
- Now click on the three horizontal stripes that appear at the top right of the screen.
- Of the options that appear, click on "Settings and privacy" .
- Click on the "History of watched videos" option that appears in the "Content and screen" section.
Now we can see the videos that we have seen in the last 180 days. This way you can always go back to see a video that caught your attention and that if it is not in this way, you will not be able to see it again unless it appears again, randomly, on your wall.
Another way to see recently watched videos on TikTok:
Another way to access these videos, which is not as direct as the one we have mentioned before, is to go to your TikTok profile, click on the 3 parallel lines that appear at the top right of the screen , click on “Settings and privacy”, then on the “Privacy” option and finally on “Download your data”. There you will find the "Request data" button and that they will send us once they are all collected. There will appear, among other things, your history of watched videos.
TikTok Private Data Download
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