How to Remove Linked Accounts From Your Google Home
Method 1: Remove Additional Linked Accounts
Step 1: Open the Google Home app > tap on the profile picture icon at the top right.
Step 2: Tap on Assistant settings.


Step 3: Go to the Assistant tab and tap on your Google Home device. In my case, it is My mini.
Step 4: Tap on Linked accounts. Tap on the X mark next to the Google account you want to remove. Confirm on the next screen.
Note: If you don’t see the X mark, touch and hold on the account name. Then, tap on the delete icon or the X mark, depending on the available option.


Method 2: Remove Home Member
Note: When you remove a member, they will be notified about it and won’t have access to Google Home services.
Step 1: Open the Google Home app and tap on the profile picture icon.
Step 2: Tap on Assistant settings.


Step 3: Go to the Home tab > tap on Home members.
Step 4: Touch and hold the member that you want to remove. Tap on the delete icon.



Method 3: Delete Home
Step 1: Launch the Google Home app and tap on the Settings icon on the home screen.
Step 2: Tap on Delete this home.


How to Remove Yourself From Google Home
Now, if your Google account is linked to a Google Home that you no longer use, here are two methods to unlink your Google account from the speaker.
Method 1: Unlink Device
Step 1: Open the Google Home app and tap on the profile icon at the top right.
Step 2: Tap on Assistant settings.


Step 3: Under the Assistant tab, scroll down and tap on your Google Home speaker.
Step 4: In the Google Home device settings, scroll down and tap on Unlink device. Confirm when asked.


Method 2: Remove Google Home From Your Google Account
If you don’t have access to the linked speaker on the Google Home app, remove its access from your Gmail account. For that, visit Google’s Device Activity page and sign in with your account. You will see the Google Home speaker. Click or tap on the three-dot icon and select Sign out.
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Last updated on 29 August, 2024
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