# How to remove ClickGuard's OAuth access

You remove ClickGuard's OAuth access in your Google account, not in ClickGuard. Go to Security, open Manage third-party access, find ClickGuard and choose Remove access. This doesn't cancel your ClickGuard subscription or trial, so cancel your plan separately if you also want to stop being billed.

Source: https://www.clickguard.com/help/managing-your-account/how-to-remove-clickguards-oauth-access
Published: 2026-10-05
Updated: 2026-10-05
Author: Nikola Pejic

To remove ClickGuard's oAuth access to your Google account, follow these steps:

-   Log in to your Google account
    
-   Go to "**Security**" (link in the sidebar)  
    
-   Scroll down to "**Third-party apps with account access**" and select "**Manage third-party access**"  
    

![Manage third-party access under Third-party apps with account access in Google account security](/docs-media/file-1776234166564.png)

-   Find ClickGuard on the list and choose "**Remove Access**"  
    

![Remove Access for ClickGuard in a Google account's third-party apps](/docs-media/file-1776234166567.png)

**Important:** Removing ClickGuard's access to your Google Ads does not stop your ClickGuard subscription or TRIAL.

See also: [Manager (MCC) access vs Google OAuth access](https://www.clickguard.com/help/glossary/mcc-access-vs-google-oauth-access).

## Related articles

- [Manager (MCC) access vs Google OAuth access](https://www.clickguard.com/help/glossary/mcc-access-vs-google-oauth-access.md)