Unlink services from google/gmail

[koerk]

Hello.

I would like to know where I can see which external services have access to/from Gmail.

Let me make this clear: I uninstalled mailbox from my iPhone and I want to un-allow the access to my gmail account that I allowed when I installed the app.

In Dropbox for example, there is a listing in your preferences which service was when allowed etc.

I can't find this in neither the google nor the gmail preferences.

Can you help me?

Thanks

 

[Jaguarr40]

Do you want to keep your gmail acct and just not allowed mailbox access to it or do you also wish to delete gmail. I would go to Mailbox - Mailbox

You may find the answer there more than likely and if you want to delete your gmail just go to the gmail acct towards the bottom and delete it.

 

[koerk]

No I don't want to delete it just yet. I just don't every second app from the last years to have information that I'm maybe not aware of.

Will look at Mailbox homepage tomorrow but it should be in gmail, shouldn't it? I don't have an account with mailbox anyway, so there is nothing I can change at their end.

 

[koerk]

Found it:

I reinstalled mailbox and started to link gmail to it again. When asked to allow access there is a button below to adjust account permissions (don't know what exactly it says in english)

Successfully unchecked several old permissions I no longer wanted.

 

[koerk]

... Then I deleted mailbox again

 

[Jaguarr40]

Well good to hear you worked it out. Thank you for posting back to let me know, I appreciate it.

 

[sting7k]

You can also login to your Google account settings and revoke access to your account there for apps, devices, services, etc.

 

[Ledsteplin]

There's an app called MyPermissions that tells you which apps have your info and you can revoke. I found a few apps I had deleted that still had my info.

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/mypermissions-online-privacy/id535720736?mt=8&at=10l3Vy


Sent from from my iPhone 5

 

[koerk]

You can also login to your Google account settings and revoke access to your account there for apps, devices, services, etc.

Didn't find that section...