
Over time, sites and apps that you grant permission to access your data will be forgotten, and today you'll learn about how to access these apps as well as how to delete them to protect your data.
Here's how to learn which apps can access the information in your Google Account:
- Go to https://myaccount.google.com/ from a desktop computer, or open the Google app from your smartphone and click "Settings" and then "My Account."
- From the Sign-in and Security menu, click the Apps option that accesses your Apps with account access account from your desktop computer. If you use your smartphone, click "Sign in and security" and go to "Applications that have access to your account"
- Sign in to your Google Account.
- Click the Manage Apps option.

You may find one of these applications or sites containing the words "full access account" to mean that he could see the changes you make in your account on Google and make changes to almost everything except the portfolio Google Google Pay, and your password. For example, when you first launched Pokemon Go, downloading it to your phone required full access to your Google account data.
Some may be surprised that apps have access to their account information even though they have not been used for a long time but can still access your email, contacts, and calendar.
Here's how to turn off these apps' access to your data in your Google Account:
- Click the application you want to remove.
- The Remove Access button will appear and a pop-up window will prompt you to confirm the removal, press OK to remove it.