
Do you know who has access to your Facebook? Your Twitter? To your Google Account?
What Apps, Programs, Websites have you given access to over time that you have forgotten about?
You may be surprised how many apps have access to your account!
With the new year, take a few minutes to see who has access, and clean it up! A new site called “mypermissions.org” provides links to the various settings pages. It’s quite simple. No login needed. Just click on the link to go to your settings and see who is linked to your account.
If you are so lazy or so fearful of clicking over to another site… I have provided the direct links to your setting pages below. Just click on the links below, log into your account (unless you are already logged in) and you should be at your settings/access page. Just click off the ones you don’t want accessing your data! A fresh new start for 2012.
Facebook Settings
Twitter Settings
Google Settings
Linkedin Settings
Instagram Settings
Flickr Settings
- Let us know, how many applications were accessing YOUR ACCOUNT?!
- Were you surprised?
Thanks for the tip – cleaned my accounts and Rted!
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Thanks Paul for sharing this and I didn’t have a lot of apps anyway but there were some I needed to clean up that I just don’t use anymore.
Great tool.
~Adrienne
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Hey Ana,
Really appreciate the RT. Yes, I had noticed I had some apps that I forgot had access and was happy to remove them.
I realized i hadn’t followed you on twitter despite reading your site many times. I just followed you both my accounts. appreciate a follow back if interested. @paullee @cleancutmedia
thanks for visiting
thanks for visiting Adrienne, I didn’t have many apps either. Ironically for a guy people come to for social media advice, i don’t really use facebook for personal reason ha!
thanks for stopping on by. come again.
I accumulated a ton of apps on my facebook account and recently cleaned up the mess, although I did that from the settings link. Thanks for showing an alternate solution.
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