What is iOS Account Manager?

As you clearly didn’t read the thread you posted to, or even the post right above yours, I will repeat what it has said over and over and over.

iOS Account Manager is a Google process that coordinates login between all of the Google apps logged in to your Google Account on your phone. There is nothing nefarious about it, it is not spyware, and it is not a government or industry conspiracy.

But if you don’t want to see it, just delete all of the Google apps you have on your phone.

Mhoney73 wrote:

I do believe it’s the system that lets you know if you have third party apps connected to your Apple acct, or google acct. Or someone has appointed themselves your admin

Very close. It is the app that coordinates your access across all of the Google apps you have installed.

briant100 wrote:

What is an iOS account manager?

As explained several dozen times in the 10 page thread that you added to without bothering to read it, It is the app that coordinates your access across all of the Google apps you have installed.

Repeating, what has already been posted, iOS Account Manager is a Google process that coordinates the various Google apps that you have on your phone. If you don’t want it there just delete all Google apps that you have and don’t use any Google websites or search engine.

Well, this is a user-to-user forum, not the “Apple support team”. But they can’t anything about a Google app. From:https://www.fireebok.com/resource/how-to-remove-ios-account-manager-from-google-account.html

The iOS Account Manager is Google Account Management platform for iOS, which protects your account from hackers when logging in on your iOS device and using Google apps and services. It also reminds you that your Google account is being used on an iOS device. 

Ghost5368 wrote:

In the Iphone setting there is Direct Touch Apps. A hacker continued to make Norton password security app. Their VPN. And several other apps. Accessible by keeping a check next to them. I would uncheck it, and within two seconds they would check it right back. Look for the accessibility UI server./L2TP VPN ( send all traffic

) to be turned on .( even if you don’t have a VPN) that is **** your settings are getting changed? Or that’s how mine seem to be?

That is impossible, unless you jailbroke your phone.

And in case you missed it: From:https://www.fireebok.com/resource/how-to-remove-ios-account-manager-from-google-account.html

The iOS Account Manager is Google Account Management platform for iOS, which protects your account from hackers when logging in on your iOS device and using Google apps and services. It also reminds you that your Google account is being used on an iOS device. 

I’ve finally found this out after searching for 3+ months on & off!

Its a mac or iOS app that gives google access to all your calendars, app, emails & more….. To remove it you to go into your google settings & revoke access.

can’t believe after all the searching I did I stumbled across it by mistake!

Anyway….hope this helps 👌🏽👍🏽😊

luvOldMac56 wrote:

You are hacked with preset settings in your registry set to persist.

No, that's not the case at all. iOS Account Manager is a legitimate Google app. Fearmongering doesn't help anyone.

What you have found has absolutely nothing to do with iOS Account Manager, and it looks like logorrhea that came from an AI bot. As you would know if you had read the thread you posted to iOS Account Manager is a Google app that coordinates the interactions between the Google apps you have on your phone, so you don’t have to sign into each one separately, and data you enter in one will be available to the other Google apps on your phone.

Just had a look for myself on my own Google account. Seems totally innocuous to me. It’s just log of what devices you’ve logged into Google on. I think iOS Account Manager is just because it’s iOS devices involved. I would worry about it - I’m certainly not going to.

You’d only need to be worried about devices you don’t recognise.

I believe I figured it out, I signed into my sons account from my google page not gmail and it didn’t show but when I made his new Apple ID his Gmail and signed into it there that’s when it popped up I suppose google is getting more analytical with sign ins and trying to be less vague.

I also am a family manager on my sons iPhone and my aunt who I was testing the theory for is Under her boyfriends family account

Apple ID

family tab

Click and see if your email is attached and what account you are labeled under

Hi Riccardo2424,

Got it. Since you're seeing this in Google's security settings, you may want to reach out to them to see if they can isolate what it is: Google Help.

Cheers.

As this is something you're seeing on Google's website, I'd try asking them.

Did you read the reply from Google in his post? If you don't want your iPhone to access your Google accounts delete all your Google apps from your phone and remove your Gmail account if you have one.