If you’ve been on the internet for a while, chances are you’ve used your Google account to sign in to an app or service. As the years go by, newer apps come along to replace the old ones, but the permissions you shared with them remain the same as when you first set them up.
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If you want to stay protected from the next biggest data breach, it’s important to review your Google account permissions and clean them up every once in a while. Luckily, Google gives you an easy way to manage your third-party app permissions.
Apps and services you've signed in to over the years can each have different access to your Google Account data. This can include access to all the services Google offers, such as Google Drive, Gmail, Calendar, Contacts, Hangouts, and Photos. You can view the apps and services that have access to your Google Account by visiting the Google Account permissions page.
Third-party apps with account access
