Third-party apps and services can only access the data and services that you authorize them to. Before Google shares any of your data with a third-party app or service, you’ll find a list of the …

When you choose to share data between your Google Account and third-party apps and services, you can: Manage the info you share Update your settings anytime from your Google Account …

When you give third-party apps or services access to your Google Account: Google informs you what types of data you can share with third-party apps and services.

This program detects suspicious events and shares security notifications with compatible third-party apps and services connected to your Google Account. If you think someone hacked into …

Some third-party apps or services let you link your Google Account directly from their app or service. When you get a prompt to link your account: In the third-party app or service, select …

As an administrator, you can add and configure multiple third-party apps with a comma-separated values (CSV) file. From the Google Admin console, you can download a blank CSV template. …

Overview: Integrate 3rd-party apps with Google Workspace Start here to find your app and authentication options You can integrate Google Workspace with a variety of 3rd-party or …

Third-party access to your Google Account To unlock helpful features, you can give third-party apps and services some access to your Google Account data. For example, a photo editor app …

Google may personalize your experience with information from your third-party account, such as the ability to find which shows you've watched on a third-party app on Google TV. Other …

Important: Third-party apps or services may use your email address, name, and profile picture in other ways as described in their privacy policy or elsewhere. Your email address may be used …