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In the next two minutes, I'm going to show you some important security and
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privacy settings related to your Google account. Let's get straight into it
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First, just open your browser and make sure you sign in with your Google
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account. After that, click on the nine dots which are on the top right. It's this
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button and then click on the first option which says account and we have to
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go to the security page that's on the left over here. So essentially there are
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three important settings that you must check. The first one is the security
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checkup done by Google. It's the first option so I've already done it but if
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you haven't then you'll find an option to take the security checkup. So just
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click on that and it'll be a two minute process. So I'll quickly show you that. As
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you can see, everything is fine in my account but they've given one tip. If I
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click on this, here they're suggesting to remove my account from this phone since
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it hasn't been active for 189 days. So similar to this, they'll give you a lot
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of tips to improve the security of your account. Now go back and the next
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important setting is managing all devices. So just click on this. Then here
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you can see all of the devices where your account has been signed in in the
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last 28 days. The device, the location, what time you had last logged in. So over
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here if you find something suspicious like this one over here that's inactive
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for 189 days, you can just click on it and then click on sign out. And now the
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last setting, this one which is all the third-party apps and services. Just click
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on see all connections and here you can see all third-party apps which have
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access to your data. So the first thing I do over here is go through all of these
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websites and remove all the ones which I've stopped using. Once you've done that
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you can use the filters over here and you can filter them based on how much
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access they have. So if you just click on this button here then I can see the ones
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which have any account access. So if I click on that then these are the ones
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which have access to my account and if I click on it I get more details about
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what access they have. So let's say I don't want Calendly to have access. All I
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have to do is click on delete all connections that's at the bottom and
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click on confirm. So this is basically how it works and if you want to know how
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to remove spam emails from your inbox you can check out this video over here. Goodbye
