Follow ZDNET: Add us as a preferred source on Google. If you plan on doing some holiday shopping over Black Friday, Amazon has quietly made a change you should know about -- you can no longer archive, ...

Many people share an Amazon account with their spouse, significant other, or relatives. This has lots of advantages, such as being able to share an Amazon Prime account or Kindle books, but it can ...

Want to keep your more personal purchases private from a nosy spouse or child when shopping on Amazon? Amazon leaves your purchase history readily accessible through the “Returns & Orders” tab at the ...

Like a lot of online stores, the all-pervasive Amazon app offers a quick and convenient way to look back through your previous purchases. You only need to select the Your Orders tab from your profile ...

Amazon's system does not permit the complete deletion of orders from your purchase history. This is due to their policy of maintaining a record of all transactions for customer service and account ...

You can no longer archive or hide orders from your Amazon history. Amazon recommends setting up Family accounts instead. Previously archived orders now show in your main history. If you plan on doing ...

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