How to Remove Third Party Apps Linked To Your Gmail Account

Do you want to remove third party apps that have access to your Google account?

It is vital to keep the apps that have access to your Google account in check in order to retain control over your Google account and get rid of apps that you no longer use or you no longer trust.

In this guide, we will we'll walk you through how you can manage the apps connected to your Google account.

Method 1: On your Browser

Visit Gmail.com and login to your Gmail account if you are not logged in.

Click on your account icon that shows your profile at the top right corner of the page, then click on "Manage your Google Account".

From the My Account page, click Security in the left sidebar.

From the Security page, scroll down until you see “Your connections to third-party apps and services”. From that section, click “See all connections”.

You should now see a complete listing of all the apps that have access to your Google account. Scroll through that list until you find the app you want to remove.

Once you've located the app in question, click its entry and then click Remove Access in the top right corner of the entry. 

You will then be prompted to verify the removal by clicking OK in the resulting popup.

Method 2: On your Gmail app

Open  Gmail app on your mobile phone and log into your Google account.

Click the menu icon that is in the top left corner of the app.

Scroll down to  “Settings” and then click on it.

In the Settings menu, click on "Security & privacy".

Look for the section labeled “Third-party apps with account access”.

Click on "Manage third-party access" to see all the apps that have access to your Google account

Find the app you want to remove and tap on "Remove Access" to unlink the app.