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So I am having issues logging in and using my Google account because it claims a unknown and unsafe device has tried logging into my Google account.
Its my phone, but I can’t log the device out of the session that it’s in because it says it’s being controlled by a iOS Account Manager
what is a iOS Account Manager?
How do I remove it??
iPhone 12 Pro, iOS 16
You don't. Its Google's account protection service used when you log in to a Google account on an iPhone.
It is not malicious and cannot be removed, unless you log out of your Google account and remove all race of it from the iOS device its connected to.
Google logs the iOS account manager as a separate entity.
You don't. Its Google's account protection service used when you log in to a Google account on an iPhone.
It is not malicious and cannot be removed, unless you log out of your Google account and remove all race of it from the iOS device its connected to.
Google logs the iOS account manager as a separate entity.
iOS Account Manager if a Google function. You'll need to consult with them.
How do I remove a iOS Account Manager?
