Your Google account may be associated with various platforms and applications, some of which you may no longer use, so it is important to regularly check which ones have access to your personal data. Over time, it is common to accumulate dozens of connections to third-party services that are no longer needed or have been forgotten.
To check which platforms have access to your Google account, you should access the security settings of your account through the myaccount.google.com website. In this section, you will find a list of all applications and services that are connected to your account, including information about the type of permissions each one has.
If you find services you no longer use or do not recognize, it is recommended to remove their access immediately to protect your privacy and security. This process can be done directly from the settings, where you simply select the application in question and revoke its permissions.
Keeping these connections under control is an important digital security practice, as applications with account access may, in some cases, have access to sensitive data such as emails, contacts, or activity history. Periodically reviewing these accesses helps ensure that only trusted and actively used services remain connected to your Google account.
