Kaitlyn, a cybersecurity expert, walks through how to find and remove third-party apps connected to your Gmail account. Check Google Account > Security > Signing in with Google to see what data each app can access, then delete the ones you don't use.
So what apps are connected to your Gmail and what can they even see? Hi, I'm Kaitlyn. I'm a cyber security and data protection expert and I want to help you protect your data online. Let's go.
First, go to myaccount.google.com and then click Security. Then scroll all the way down to Signing in with other sites and then click Signing in with Google. There you'll see all the apps with access to your account. From there you can click on the specific app and it will show you the type of information it has. You can then remove access for that specific app. Go through the list and make sure you remove any apps that you no longer use and or no longer want Google to share information with.
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