Delete All Your Personal Information From The Internet

Like the previous post in which we saw how we have logged into external apps using Facebook credentials, similarly, Google is another option using which we did the same thing. In fact, Google sign-in is the most that people use to sign-in into external apps. Though, Google might not contain all the personal information that it can share like Facebook, but still your data gets shared with other apps. Google is the mostly used email service so indirectly, you are putting it to risk.

Like for Facebook, the option is in its Setting itself, for Google you have an external option to get Unsubscribe with all the unnecessary apps you are signing with Google. Thanks to website, deseat.me which helps us to do this in a very simple and easy way.

Users connect using their Google account. Then, the application finds all the services, websites and mailing lists linked to that particular Gmail address. This can include accounts on social networks, online stores and dating websites, for example. It can take quite a while to find everything if your inbox is full or your online activity is particularly rich and diverse.

After completing the search, deseat.me lists all the services and accounts alongside a link to delete or unsubscribe directly. The tool is especially handy for digging up old sites or services you may no longer use, but which still hold personal data. Note, however, that the service is currently only available for Gmail addresses.

The other options that is available is Unroll.me which works in similar way. Just use it and try both the services and keep all your account safe and secure. let me also know if you have any trouble using it.

Cheers!!!