Food orders or Google shopping orders placed through Search or Assistant. For example, purchases and reservations can come from: Your Google Account includes purchases and reservations made using Search, Maps, and your Assistant. Where your purchases & reservations come from Your parent or guardian created your account using Family Link. You're under 13 (or the applicable age in your country). 
Important: You won't find any purchases, subscriptions, or reservations listed in your Google Account if:
To view a list of items, click Manage purchases, Manage subscriptions, or Manage reservations. On the left, click Payments & subscriptions. This info is organized to help you get things done. The only difference is the category of the content that you're hiding.Your Google Account includes purchases and reservations made using Search, Maps, and your Assistant. You can also hide music, movies, books, and TV shows following the same steps outlined above. To unhide items using your device, follow the latter portion of this post by Matt Elliot.Īs you've probably already figured out by now, this same method will work to hide and unhide iTunes content other than apps. It appears that on iOS 5 you can even hide apps from your device, but in iOS 6 that feature has disappeared. You can then unhide any previously hidden purchases, restoring them to your purchased list.Īlternately, you can unhide items using the App Store app on your iOS device. Should you change your mind and want to unhide an app, simply view your account in iTunes and click the View Hidden Purchases link. Clicking the X will hide the app from your purchased history, both in iTunes and on your iOS device(s). When you move your mouse over an app icon, you'll notice a circle with an X in it appears in the top-left corner of the icon. For an iPad, it has a tab of its own in the App Store app. On your iPhone it's under the Updates tab in the App Store. This is the same list of purchased apps you can find on your iOS device. Click on the "Apps" section along the top. Under the Quick Links section, click the link titled "Purchased." Here you'll be able to view your iTunes history for everything from music to books and movies, to games. Start by launching iTunes on your computer and navigating the the iTunes Store. 
To clear up your purchased history, you'll need access to a computer with iTunes installed and a few minutes of your time. Anyone who has tried viewing their purchased history on an iOS device knows how long it takes for the list to appear - it's ridiculous. Some of them you'll need to use one day others you'll never look at again. Downloading almost every promotional app or game you come across in the App Store is a good idea, but it's also one that will result in your purchase history being littered with random apps.
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