How to Sign Out of a Google Account
1Signing out of a Google account on your device is essentially the same as removing the account from your phone entirely. This video focuses on Android, but the process is quite similar on iPhones as well. If you're using multiple Google accounts or need to disconnect a particular one for privacy, troubleshooting, or switching users, this tutorial will walk you through the correct steps.
On Android, Google accounts are deeply integrated with the device’s system. So rather than a traditional "log out" option like on websites, you need to remove the account to effectively sign out. Start by opening any Google app, such as Gmail or the Google app itself. Tap on your profile picture located in the top right corner of the screen. This opens a list of all Google accounts currently linked to your device.
From there, tap the drop-down menu and select 'Manage accounts on this device.' You’ll then be redirected to your phone's account settings. On this screen, you'll see a list of all accounts synced with your device. Select the specific Google account you want to sign out from, and then tap 'Remove account.' You’ll be asked to confirm your choice—once done, that account will be fully signed out and removed from your phone.
This method ensures all data syncing stops immediately for the account you've removed, including Gmail, Calendar, Drive, and other associated services. Keep in mind that you can always add the account back later if needed.
Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
0:15 Accessing account management settings
0:34 Selecting and removing the Google account
0:52 Conclusion
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