Delete your Additional Accounts For Free

1. Find accounts linked to your email Click your Google Account button at the top-right. Click Manage your Google Account. On the left menu, choose Security. Scroll down to Google apps with account address and click Manage access. Scroll down to the very bottom to edit Password Manager and Linked Accounts.

However, the targeted approach outlined below could be faster and more effective. Search Your Username. ... Look for Old Emails. ... Go Through Your Saved Log-ins. ... Check Your Google and Facebook Accounts. ... Try Username, Privacy, and Security Sites. ... Avoid Search-and-Delete Services. ... Digital Housekeeping.

Start a list of all of your accounts. ... Use a password manager. ... Look through existing password managers and update passwords. ... Sift through your old e-mails. ... Check data leakage tracking sites. ... Leverage username checking sites. ... Search for your name, e-mail address and other details about you in different search engines.

Visit the website's support website and look for information on deleting accounts. You may also want to check the website's privacy policy for specific details about when the company deletes data and how you can request deletion. Contact the website's support and ask to delete the account.

Here are 8 steps to get you started. Create a List of All Your Online Accounts. ... Use a Password Manager. ... Look Through Your Existing Accounts and Update Your Passwords. ... Sift Through Your Old Emails. ... Check Data Leakage Tracking Sites. ... Employ Username Checking Sites.

Go to and enter any email accounts or phone numbers that you've had for a while and which may have been used as recovery info. The ?find your email? page can help you locate any forgotten Google accounts. On the next page, you'll be asked for your name.

Remove a Google or other account from your phone Open your device's Settings app. Tap Passwords & accounts. If you can't find "Accounts," tap Users & accounts. Remove account.