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Ladybbird 08-01-13 20:20

IMPORTANT:Clean List Apps that Access Your Accounts
 
Facebook, Twitter, Google, Dropbox, and all the other web services out there can be accessed by various applications and other services. Here’s a couple of links that you can use to quickly remove anything that has access.

Your Google Account

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Perhaps the most important of your accounts is your Gmail or Google account. You can use the following link to see every app and service that has access to your account. Once there, you’ll see a list like the picture above, which you can quickly clean up if you so choose.

(Click all links, they are live)

https://www.google.com/accounts/IssuedAuthSubTokens


Your Facebook Account

Visit this link to access your Facebook settings page, where you’ll see a list of everything that can access your account. Click the X next to any app or site to delete it.

http://www.facebook.com/settings/?tab=applications


Windows Live (Hotmail, Messenger, etc)

This link does the same as the rest, just for Windows Live.

https://profile.live.com/Services/?view=manage


Dropbox

There’s a lot of apps that can use the Dropbox API, and you should clean up this list.

https://www.dropbox.com/account#applications


Twitter

You’ll be surprised how many apps have access to your Twitter account. Time to prune that list.

http://twitter.com/settings/connections


Yahoo, LinkedIn, Flickr, Instagram, Foursquare, and Flickr

For all the rest, you can go to MyPermissions.org and click the icon directly from their page to get to the settings page for that app.
Thanks to "The geek"
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Guys I was shocked by just how many sites and junk have access, especially through Facebook....I've done a through clean up.... I would advise you to do the same and report what you find....
The "Net" is getting smaller!, no wonder we all receive so much junk mail!
:mad:


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