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Faizan
Google's Gmail includes a feature that allows you to call phone numbers right from your Gmail account. Gmail stores the history of phone calls you've made so it can automatically complete phone numbers you type in the future. Google stores the number you called along with the exact date and time you placed the call and how long the call lasted. You can delete the history of phone calls from the Google Voice settings page, which is accessible from Gmail's settings page.
Click the gear icon at the top right corner of the Gmail page and select "Mail Settings."
Click the "Chat" tab at the top of the Gmail Settings page that appears.
Click the "Google Voice Settings" link in the Call Phones section on the page.
Click the "Call History" link at the top left corner of the Google Voice page that appears.
Check off each entry you want to delete or click the check mark button at the top of the page and click "Select All" to select every history entry.
Click the "Delete" button at the top of the page to delete the selected history entries.
Click the gear icon at the top right corner of the Gmail page and select "Mail Settings."
Click the "Chat" tab at the top of the Gmail Settings page that appears.
Click the "Google Voice Settings" link in the Call Phones section on the page.
Click the "Call History" link at the top left corner of the Google Voice page that appears.
Check off each entry you want to delete or click the check mark button at the top of the page and click "Select All" to select every history entry.
Click the "Delete" button at the top of the page to delete the selected history entries.
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