Select Access to Select the third-party app or service you want to review See details. Learn more about third-party apps and services with access to your Google Account.

Third-party apps and services can only access the data and services that you authorize them to. Before Google shares any of your data with a third-party app or service, you’ll find a list of the data and …

Before you decide to give access to your Google Account, we’ll help you understand what data the third-party app or service has requested. The Google services that the third party has requested access …

Keep track of the information you’ve shared with each third-party app and site, and update your connections anytime from your Google Account.

Fix issues with Google Account third-party connections Important: A third party is a company or developer that isn’t Google. Before you give a third-party access to your Google Account, read their …

Some third-party apps or services let you link your Google Account directly from their app or service. When you get a prompt to link your account: In the third-party app or service, select the Google …

When a user attempts to access an unconfigured third-party app, access is blocked by default. If a user requests access to a blocked app, it is added to a list of apps in the Google Admin console for your …

Internal and third-party apps with a Limited access setting can't access Calendar data. Note: For Gmail, Google Drive, and Google Chat, you can specifically restrict access to high-risk scopes (for example, …

Manage third-party access to your AdSense account On the 'Third parties' page in AdSense you can find information about the platforms and third parties that are related to your account. If you share …

Learn how Google helps you share some account data with third parties safely. Linked third-party accounts that Google can access You can link an account from a third-party app or service to your …