Removing a Sign in with Google connection usually changes how you enter an app; it is not, by itself, a request to erase the information that app already holds. Treat the Google connection and the app’s own records as separate matters.
What removing the link changes
When you remove the relevant Sign in with Google link, the app should no longer use that Google connection for automatic sign-in. However, the app may still retain records created while the connection was active, such as a profile, saved items, settings, or activity history. Google’s linked-app controls can show different connection types, so inspect the particular entry rather than assuming every relationship has been removed. Google’s guidance on removing third-party connections explains this distinction.
Hypothetical reading-list example
Hypothetical example: Imagine Priya uses a fictional reading-list app with Sign in with Google and saves 24 book titles. She removes that app’s Google link from her account. The Sign in with Google connection is no longer listed for that app, but the 24-title list still appears when she later accesses the app through an alternative sign-in method. The observation is precise: the Google link is absent, while the saved list remains on the app side. That absence is therefore not an app-deletion receipt.
Check access before removing anything
First identify the exact app and the exact connection type shown in Google’s settings. Next, confirm that you have another legitimate way to access the app if you intend to keep its records. Do not remove the link first and assume recovery will be simple. If your aim is deletion, use the app’s verified account or privacy controls, or contact the app through an official support route to ask what records it retains and how deletion works.
Removing one displayed connection does not prove that another connection type or separate account relationship is absent. Check each relevant entry and handle app deletion as a separate request.
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