Wondering what someone may be hiding behind their internet browsing history, but concerned that they may be constantly deleting it? Well, we have a couple of apps to introduce to you. All of which will help you keep track of internet browsing history even after it has been deleted — be it on an Android, iPhone, Computer, or on Chrome!

For our first tutorial, we’re going to teach you how to track web browsing history on Android with an app called Aispyer. It’s a spying app meant to be used for tracking down both online and cellular activity. The only catch is that it needs to be downloaded and installed on a target device in order to start working. So, if there was someone that you want to keep track of, then you’ll need to have their device on hand for at least the installation process.

How to Track Internet Browsing History with Aispyer

Step 1Create an Account on Aispyer

You'll need to create an account of Aispyer first. You can do that by clicking the Sign Up button on aispyer.com to create an account.

Step 2Get Aispyer App on Target Device

You'll need to purcahse the premium version of Aispyer to get the download link of Aispyer app. You can install the app on target device by entering the download link.

Step 3Start Tracking Internet Browsing History

After successfully installed Aispyer app on target device, you can log in your Aispyer account and track Internet browsing history.

For our next tutorial, we’re going to teach you how to track web browsing history on an iPhone using an app called Spyzie. There’s not much about it that’s different from Aispyer. However, the installation process will be a bit different because we’re going to install the tracking app on an iPhone rather than an Android. For this, access to the device is not technically necessary, but you will need the iCloud credentials used by the iOS device in question before proceeding.

How to Track Internet Browsing Historyon iPhone

Step 1Sign Up with Spyzie

Start by creating a Spyzie account on their website. You will be asked to provide both personal details and payment information.

Step 2Provide Necessary Information

Next, you will need to provide both the name and the age of the person you are tracking (be it your teen or employee.)

Step 3Select Mobile Device Type

Of course, select the APPLE LOGO in order to identify the device you want to target as an iPhone to proceed.

Step 4Provide iCloud Credentials

As mentioned, iCloud credentials will need to be provided in order to install the app. Fill in the appropriate boxes with those details and then click VERIFY to continue.

Step 5Browser History Tracking

Once Spyzie has finished pairing your iPhone and your Spyzie account, you can access the Spyzie monitoring dashboard in order to spy on your target iPhone’s browser history. Just select the DATA tab and then click the Browser History icon and you’ll be moved to a page where you can view both the current and deleted browsing history on your target device.

Our third tutorial will teach you how to track web browsing history on a computer using an app called XNSPY. Again, there isn’t much of a difference between this app and the other two we’ve already introduced thus far, but it does make for a great tracking app to use on your computer. You will still need to install this app on a mobile device to use it, but tracking can be performed remotely on whatever device you so choose.

How to Track Internet Browsing History on Computer

Step 1Create an XNSPY Account

Much like with Spyzie, start by creating an XNSPY account.

Step 2Select Device Type

For this tutorial, we’re going to be setting up a non-jailbroken iPhone, so the device type that we selected the iOS (No-Jailbreak) platform.

Step 3iCloud Setup

For non-jailbroken iPhones, the only available setup is the iCloud Setup.

Step 4Provide iCloud Credentials

Again, you need to provide the relevant iCloud credentials (Apple ID & Password.)

Step 5 2FA Code

In some cases, you may also need to provide the device’s 2FA code.

Step 6 Select Your Device

You’ll be given the opportunity to select the device you want to monitor (that share the iCloud credentials that you provided.) Click SELECT to pick your chosen target device.

Step 7Finish Setup

You’re all done with setup! Just click FINISH to move on.

Step 8XNSPY Monitoring Dashboard

By signing up to XNSPY’s monitoring dashboard on your computer, you can begin tracking the internet browsing history of your chosen device.

Step 9 Phone Logs > Internet Browsing History

To track web history specifically, select Phone Logs > Internet History.

Step 10View Internet History Logs

You should have been moved to a page where you can view the iPhone’s entire internet browsing history (including those that were deleted.)

Step 11View Web Browsing History Details

By clicking the ANALYSIS tab at the top of the interface, you can even see which web page has been the most visited (including the number of times said page has been visited.)

For our last tutorial, we’re going to skip to some of the more basic stuff. That is, tracking history on Google Chrome. Google Chrome is one of the most used browsers in the market — despite not being the default browser set up on most PCs. It’s highly efficient, and it provides advanced web history tracking capabilities for those who need it.

How to Track Internet Browsing History on Google Chrome

Step 1 Launch Chrome and Go to HISTORY

Start by launching Chrome, then select the vertical ellipses from the top right-hand corner of the interface. That will pull-up a drop-down menu where you can select the HISTORY tab.

Step 2Track Internet Browsing History on Chrome

Once you’ve been moved on the History page, you can begin tracking browsing history as needed. Chrome also offers a search bar that you can use if you want to track down keywords related to specific URLs or webpages.

Tip:Can You Track Internet Browsing History on Google Chrome’s Incognito Mode?

Unfortunately, this is impossible. Google Chrome’s incognito mode was built very specifically to not keep track of web pages visited. That is why you won’t be able to find a History tab on the incognito Chrome browser. Neither will you be able to use the auto-fill feature on the browser to check whether specific websites have been visited. Because data is not saved, there is no way of tracking them down without setting up software that will do so for you.

Conclusion:

Just because you’ve cleared your browsing history, doesn’t mean that that information is lost forever. Apps like Aispyer have made it very easy to do so — which is great for those who actually want to track it, but not so much for those who would have liked to keep their browsing history private. If you do fall into the former category, try out one of the apps we introduced today if you do want access to that history — it’s easy once you have the app all setup to grab and record the information for you to view at a later date.