Whether you’re shopping for early holiday gifts, ordering a birthday present, or treating yourself to something you don’t want everyone in your household to know about, there are times when you may want to keep your Amazon order under wraps.
Luckily, there's a simple way to hide your recent Amazon orders from those in your household.
It starts with setting up an Amazon Household account. It’s free and keeps all of the adult's order histories private.
Amazon Household is a feature that lets you share numerous benefits—including free Prime delivery, Prime Video streaming access, Amazon photos and album sharing, and early access to Lightning Deals—with another adult, teens, and children, helping you make the most of your Prime membership.
How to hide your Amazon orders with Amazon Household
The best way to keep your orders a secret would be to set up Amazon Household. It’s a free service that lets you share many Amazon features with up to six people in the same household (two adults and up to four teens or children). Everyone gets their own sign-on, so adults can order in private, while teen orders need to be approved by an adult. Kids under 13 can’t shop on their own at all. The bottom line is that if you use Amazon Household, all adult orders are automatically private from everyone else in the home.
To get started with Amazon Household, open the Amazon Household webpage in a browser and make sure you’re signed in with your Amazon account. Then start inviting your family members—to add a spouse or partner, click Add Adult and enter their name and email address. Follow the steps to send an invite, and when they accept, they’ll get their own private access to your Amazon account. You can repeat the process for any teens or kids in your home.
After completing the process, your orders will be hidden from everyone else in the house, automatically.
Worried about your upcoming deliveries appearing on your Echo device? Customers can adjust their device notifications settings in the Alexa app by going to More > Settings > Notifications > Amazon Shopping and adjusting toggle off the ability for Alexa to say or show items titles in any shopping notifications.
