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In addition, for legal reasons, Gmail itself will not be deleting their copy of any history.
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In addition, for legal reasons, Gmail itself will not be deleting their copy of any history.

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@john8217 &nbsp;- Thanks and I was happy to help.
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@john8217  - Thanks and I was happy to help.

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Someone I know with a Gmail account uses it both at home and at work. When he uses it at work he just want his Gmail history to show what he accessed on Gmail on his work computer. He does not want it to include his Gmail history from other computers that he used it on. Is this possible?
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Someone I know with a Gmail account uses it both at home and at work. When he uses it at work he just want his Gmail history to show what he accessed on Gmail on his work computer. He does not want it to include his Gmail history from other computers that he used it on. Is this possible?

don't want my gmail history to show everything

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