3 Quick Ways to Secure Google Account

Monitor account activity
The first and easiest way is to track your account activity. At the bottom of your Gmail inbox you will find the last account activity indicator and it will tell you the date and time of the last activity in your account.

If you want to know more about the latest account activities, you need to click on the details link and you will get the necessary information.

Here you will know the IP address from which the account has been accessed. This will make it easier for you to track foul play, if any. If you see an unusual IP address, you can click the alert button and whenever your account is accessed from an IP address that is not yours, you will receive an alert.
Revoke unwanted app permissions
Different websites and apps may ask you to allow access to your Gmail account. If you visit a lot of such websites and apps, they can access your Gmail account long after you stop using them. To test this, you need to open the "Account Settings" page on Google, then you need to link the edit link.

When you enter your password, you'll see the names of the websites and apps that have access to your account.

If you no longer want to use this app or website, you can click on the link to revoke access and remove them from the access list.

Never share personal data in Google profile
If you check out the Google Dashboard, you'll know what Google knows about you. To find it, you need to click on the link "Go to the previous version Google account screen" and you will get it from the account settings page.

From there, you'll learn about the information you share with the Internet and other Google users. If you don't want to share specific data, you can protect it.
Here are three ways that will help you protect your Google account. With these quick and easy steps, you'll be able to make sure your account is completely safe. Knowing them will also help you manage your accounts more efficiently and conveniently.