Third-Party Apps
Manage which external applications have access to your Google account data.
What are Third-Party Apps?
Third-party applications and services (e.g., productivity tools, games, or utilities) may request access to your account to perform actions or use stored information. Google allows control over these access points for security purposes.
Why Google Allows App Access
Google enables third-party access so you can integrate services into apps or devices while still maintaining control. For example, a fitness app might request access to your location or search history for personalized features.
Review Existing Access
| App Name | Permissions | Last Activity | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| FitTrack | Location, Calorie Data | May 5, 2025 | Revoke |
| DocMerge | Document Access | April 12, 2025 | Revoke |
Security Best Practices
Always Review Permissions
Before granting new app access, ensure you understand its needs and scope.
Revoke Unused Access
Remove apps you no longer use to reduce potential security risks.