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The Google Account is a centralized, personalized account you sign into to access Google services and sync your data across devices so you can get things done anywhere. When signed in, Google services work together (e.g., Gmail, Calendar, Maps) with features like autofill and seamless sign-in to third-party apps that carry your preferences with you. It includes built-in security and privacy tools (Security Checkup, Password Manager, spam filters) and lets you store sensitive information (credit cards, passwords, contacts) while controlling what data is saved or deleted.
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Google Account Permissions: Visiting the Google Account Third-Party Apps & Services page lets you see every AI tool or service connected to your Gmail, Google Calendar, or Google Drive.
Google Account permissions — Google’s connected-app controls let users review and revoke third-party access to services such as Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Photos, and Contacts.