Your iPad browsing history is stored and can be accessed by certain apps and settings. When you use the Safari browser on your iPad, it keeps a record of the websites you visit, the searches you perform, and other internet activities. This browsing history is stored locally on your device, meaning it is saved directly on the iPad itself.
However, it’s important to note that your browsing history can also be stored in other places, depending on your settings and the apps you use. For example, if you have enabled iCloud syncing for Safari, your browsing history will be stored in your iCloud account. This allows you to access your browsing history across multiple devices, such as your iPhone, iPod touch, and Mac computers.
To check if iCloud syncing is enabled for Safari on your iPad, go to Settings > [your name] > iCloud, and ensure that the toggle switch next to Safari is turned on. If it’s turned off, your browsing history will not be stored in iCloud.
Additionally, certain apps and services may also store your browsing history. For example, if you use a third-party browser app like Google Chrome or Firefox, these apps may have their own separate browsing history that is stored on your iPad.
If you want to clear your browsing history on your iPad, you can do so within the Safari settings. Go to Settings > Safari, and scroll down to the “Clear History and Website Data” option. Tapping on this will remove all of your browsing history, cookies, and other website data from your device.
Your iPad browsing history is stored locally on the device itself, and it can also be stored in your iCloud account if you have enabled iCloud syncing for Safari. It’s important to be aware of your privacy settings and take appropriate measures to clear your browsing history if desired.