A popup will appear, asking you to confirm your decision to disconnect the app from Google. Since this is an app I no longer use (or trust), I want to disallow its access to those things.Īnd that’s the easy part: just tap the “Disconnect” button. With that out of the way, you can start picking through your stuff and removing account access to anything you no longer use. Tapping on an entry will display more information about what that app or service has access to. For example, ES File Explorer has access to the Google Drive API, Drive metadata API, Drive Per-File API, and my Profile Data. Basically, the latter section is specifically for apps that use the Google+ Sign-in protocol, not just things that are currently signed in with your Google account. If you have a lot of signed-in services using your Google account, you may be confused as to why the “All apps & devices” section is significantly larger than the “Apps with Google Sign-in” section. You can tap on the “All apps & devices” header to select more specific options, like just apps that are currently using your Google sign-in or Google Fit apps and devices.īefore we go any further, however, I want to clear up a bit of confusion.
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It’s worth noting that this doesn’t mean Android devices, bur rather the apps on your PCs, or web sites you occasionally visit in your browser. This is what you’re looking for, so go ahead and tap in.īy default, this section will show you all currently signed-in apps and devices. Once you’ve made your way into Google Settings, scroll down to the “Connected Apps” entry in the Services section.
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