How to Know What Applications Your Google Account Is Using
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- How to find out which application your Google account is used in is still a question for a number of people. Remember, Google allows your account to be used for many applications.
A Google account is required to unlock access to many of the company's applications. Interestingly, Google has also allowed users to link accounts to third parties.
Because you can log in to many devices or applications, you need to diligently check which Google account you are using. This is of course related to account security. Because, if one application is hacked, it is not impossible for it to spread to others.
Unfortunately, not all internet users know how to check which applications are linked. Here's how.
How to Know What Applications Your Google Account Is Using
For Android Devices
1. Open settings
2. Scroll down and select Google
3. Select the Google account you want to check, click manage your Google account
4. In the menu bar tab select Security
5. Scroll down and check the Your device section if you want to check which device your account is connected to
6. You can also choose to connect to Third Party Applications and Services to check which applications are logged in with a Google account
7. Click the connected application or device if you no longer use it
8. Select delete all connections in the application
Check Account in Browser
1. Open the Gmail application
2. Log in to Gmail and press the Gmail icon located in the top right corner
3. Select Manage your Google Account
4. Select Security
5. Scroll down, select Your Devices
6. Here you can check which Google account you are logged in to on which device
Check Account on iPhone
1. Open the Gmail application on iPhone
2. Login to your Gmail account
3. Press the Gmail icon located in the top right corner
4. Select Manage your Google Account
5. Press Security
6. Scroll down, select Your Devices
7. Check your Google account on any device
That's how to find out which Google account you are using in which applications. Hope it is useful!
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