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2 Ways to log out of my Google Account on Android

November 21, 2022November 21, 2022 by Heyan
Sign out the Android device Google Account remotely

Learn the steps to sign out of your Google Account from your Android smartphone using phone settings or remotely via the Desktop browser.

Google Account is a way to authenticate and use multiple services offered by Google such as Gmail, Photos, browser syncing, and more… This means signing out from your account from devices will also stop your access to the various services including the Google Play store. But there are scenarios in which you need this. For example, if you have lost your smartphone or want to replace the existing device with a new one. In such cases, it becomes important to remove the device’s access to your G Account.

Well, if you don’t know how to do this? Then here we are with a tutorial, that not only lets you know how to sign out of the Google Account if your device is with you but also remotely if you have lost it.

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Steps to log out of Google Account from Android Devices
1. Open Android Phone Settings
2. Find out the Google Accounts to log out
3. Remove your Google Account
4. Open your Google Dashboard
5. Open Security
6. Select the Android Device to sign out
7. Log out Google Account Remotely
Conclusion

Steps to log out of Google Account from Android Devices

#1st way using the Android device

1. Open Android Phone Settings

Grab your Android smartphone from where you want to sign out of your Google Account. It doesn’t matter if you are using Samsung, OnePlus, Oppo, Redmi, or any other brand; the process will remain the same.

Unlock your device, go to Apps and find out settings, the icon of it will be in Gear.

2. Find out the Google Accounts to log out

Once you have opened the Settings of your Android phone, next scroll to the Accounts option. Alternatively, you can search for Accounts as well in the search box given at the top of the Settings page.

Open Accounts in Android

3. Remove your Google Account

Now, under Accounts, select Gmail ID or Google Account that you want to sign out from your Android smartphone device. As you select it, another section of settings will open where you will see the “Remove Account” button.

Remove Google Account from Android phone

#2nd way using the remote using Google Account Dashboard

4. Open your Google Dashboard

Well, if you don’t have access to your Android device physically and want to log out of your Google Account then we can use our Desktop or phone browser to open Google Dashboard.

For Dashboard, in your browser open – myaccount.google.com

Now, (if you are not logged in already) click on the “Go to Google Account” button to sign in with the Account/Gmail Id that you want to log out remotely from your Android devices.

Note: If you are already logged in with the same account then move to the next steps; however, those who are using some other Gmail account need to click on the profile icon given on the right top side to select the “Add another account” option to get the one that you want to remove remotely.

5. Open Security

On the “Google Dashboard” click on the Security Tab and then on the “Manage All Devices” link.

Google Dashboard

6. Select the Android Device to sign out

Now, you will see all the Android devices you have used so far with your Google Account. Select the one which you want to log out or remove permanently.

Select Android Device to Sign out

7. Log out Google Account Remotely

Finally, after selecting the Android or any other device that you don’t want to be any more associated with and use your Google Account. Click on the Sing out button to log out remotely.

Sign out the Android device Google Account remotely

As you click the Sign out button, a pop-up will appear to confirm. Just again click on the Sign-out link to finally do this.

Conclusion

These were two ways to use for signing out of the Google Account from devices that are lost and you don’t have access to them using Dashboard. Or directly from your current smartphone.

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