How to remove devices that have access to your Google Account

The Android phones we use have access to our Google account, they are linked to it. Older mobiles that you have used also have access to this account, although when you stop using one of these devices it may be convenient to remove that access.

This allows better management of devices that have access to our Google account, as well as to prevent that if we sell this phone or give it to some one, they can enter this account.

Check which devices have access to your Google Account

It is advisable to check from time to time which devices have access to your Google account. There is a page dedicated to this, where you can see which devices have accessed this account in the last 28 days. Additional data is also provided, such as knowing when it was entered or the location from which it was done.

This is useful informationAlso in case you want to see if there are any devices that you don’t recognize or if there are devices that you no longer use or will stop using that should not be in this list. The steps to verify this are:

1. Enter the Google security page at this link.
2. Log into your account (if you haven’t already).
3. Check which devices have access to the account.
4. If you want more information, click on the device name.
5. To remove one, click on the three vertical dots.
6. In the menu that appears, click Log off.

This section allows you to control at any time which devices have access to your account, in case there are any that you do not recognize or that suspicious data is displayed. If there is something that shouldn’t be there, you can always remove that device from the list.

In addition to this, it is better to strengthen the security of your Google account. This can be done by changing your password or entering a two-step verification in your password.