You're now logged in to your Facebook account on your current device. Here, select the notification about your new login and approve it. On the device where you're logged in to your account, launch Facebook and access the notifications. On the code page, select "Need Another Way to Confirm That It's You?"
To do that, open Facebook and sign in using your login credentials. This way, you don't need a code to be able to access your account. If you're logged in to your Facebook account on another device, like a phone or tablet, use that device to approve your login request from your current device.
Follow the instructions from the third party to unlink Google’s access.Approve Your Facebook Login From an Authorized Device. This may be in the account’s Settings section. Select a section like Apps, Connected accounts, or Linked accounts. Go to the third-party account where you linked your Google Account. Important: Some third-party accounts may not allow you to unlink your third-party account from your Google Account. If you can’t unlink the third-party account from your Google Account Next to the third-party account you want to unlink, select Remove or Unlink. This may be in the Google app’s Settings section.įind the third-party account that you want to unlink from your Google Account. Select Connected accounts, Linked accounts, or Apps. For example, the Google Home app, the Google Assistant app, or the YouTube app. Go to the Google app where you linked the third-party account with your Google Account. If the third-party account whose connection you want to delete isn’t on this page, continue to Step 2. Before you delete the connection, you’ll have a chance to review the third party’s Terms of Service. Under “Google has some access to your account,” select See details. Select the app or service that you no longer want linked to your Google Account. View the apps and services that are linked to your Google Account. Make sure you’re signed into your Google Account. 
Delete a connection with a third-party app or service Step 1: Check your Security page Important: Third parties are companies or developers that aren’t Google. Learn more about data sharing and third-party accounts you've linked with Google. The third party may tell you what kind of info they share with Google. When you link your Google Account with a third-party account, the third party may send info to Google. Some third-party apps or services, like social media, music streaming, and online shopping, let you link your Google Account to improve your experience.
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