Sites or apps that Google can access
Some third-party services, like social media, music streaming, and online shopping, let you connect your Google Account to improve your experience. When you connect your Google Account using a third-party service, that service may send information to Google. Third-party services may tell you the level of account access that’s provided to Google.
How Google uses this access
Google may access your account on the third-party service to:
- Let you use third-party features from within Google services. For example, you can connect apps to Google Assistant to help you get things done.
- Improve features on Google services. For example, you can link a Walmart account to Google Express for a more personalized shopping experience.
Manage sites or apps that Google can access
You connected your Google Account through a third-party site or app
- Go to the third-party service where you connected your Google Account.
- Select a section like Apps, Connected accounts, or Linked accounts. This may be in the service’s Settings section.
- Follow the instructions from the third-party service to remove Google’s access.
Note: Some third-party services may not provide an option for disconnecting your account from Google.
You connected your Google Account using a Google service
Step 1: Check the connected accounts page
Sometimes, sites or apps that Google can access will show up on your connected accounts page. If the connected account you want to manage doesn’t show up on that page, continue to step 2.
Step 2: Check Google services
- Sign in to the Google service where you connected your Google Account. For example, YouTube or the Google Assistant app.
- Select Connected accounts, Linked accounts, or Services. This may be in the Google service’s Settings section.
- Find the site or app that you want to disconnect from your Google Account.
- Next to the app you want to disconnect, select Remove or Unlink.