Google Sign in prompt - not fixed. Apple pls do something.

If it looks exactly like that, it's not a prompt. It is how the website is designed. The webmaster built it that way so you could authenticate with either Apple or Goolag credentials. Neither Apple nor Goolag put those on the web page.

Have you tried this....?

1. Go to "My Account" : "Security" ( https://myaccount.google.com/security )
2. Click on "See all connections" link in "Your connections to third party apps & services"
3. Click on the gear at the top of the "Third party apps & services" page.
4. Disable the "Signing in with Google" prompt.

I never saw these annoying prompts until we shut down our in-home business. That meant the email addresses we had that were using our domain name were going away, and we needed to create new ones. Which we wanted to do anyway.

Here's the problem. These ads appear if you have any services on your Mac that use Google's sign-in service. And the main one most people have are a Gmail account.

And here's the bigger problem. You can't use the option in your Google account to turn sign-in prompts off without disabling your Gmail access. If you do turn it off, you can then no longer send or receive emails on that account. Your email client will prompt you to fix the account, which means turning the "option" back on.

Nice Catch-22 Google has in there, isn't it?

To remove the prompt you need to totally separate yourself from Google. If you are on a Mac go to these locations and remove all Google files. Go to Finder > Go > Go to Folder, and paste the locations there:

/Library/LaunchDaemons

/Library/LaunchAgents

~/Library/LaunchAgents

For Mac and iPhone, remove Google as your search option. Going to a Google site or site returned from Google search results may prompt for the sign in since you are using their service.

I would also consider moving away from Gmail if you have an account there.

"The "Sign in with Google" prompt is tied to your Google account and not

to a particular web browser. This means that you'll need to disable the

prompt in your account to prevent it from appearing across all your web

browsers, including both desktop and mobile browsers."

From: https://www.howtogeek.com/735152/how-to-turn-off-the-sign-in-with-google-prompt-on-websites/

Yes, I'm aware of that. But if you have a Gmail account, you can't really opt out.

It takes a while to actually find that setting. But once there, if I remove that entry, then Gmail stops working - which prompts you to sign back in so your Gmail account works - which adds that setting right back to where it was.

In your google account go to the security page- then your connection to third party apps and services- then see all connections- next page has a setting wheel up right corner- the turn off promts

From what app did you create that screenshot?

I looked in Safari and System Settings and I can't find that setting anywhere.

You note that you followed some guidance. Please link to that guidance.

I have never seen a Goolag Account sign-in prompt.

If I may jump in here:

The screenshot is from the Security section of his Google account. In the state shown, it should prevent Google from displaying alerts stating that one can sign in with their Google account.

In my opinion, it a ploy by Google to gain access to browsing data while on that site. I can understand why the OP is frustrated.

Hope this helps.

FWIW I signed out of Google, rebooted my computer, a 2021 M1 Mac Mini running 13.3.1 (22E261).

I then signed back into Google and checked to be sure the setting was still "disabled".

Then I went to Adorama because I've seen this alert in the past and it was still there asking if I wanted to use my Google account to sign in.

Is this an Apple issue? Or is it Google?

Then I went to Adorama because I've seen this alert in the past and it was still there asking if I wanted to use my Google account to sign in.

Is that what you see?

If so, this is a question for Adorama, who allow you to use Google identification to access your Adorama account. It has nothing to do with Apple.

I get the Google sign-in prompt ALL THE TIME - regardless of whether or not I am actively using Safari. It pops up when I unlock my phone and at random other times and places. This has nothing to do with a website design (and it's super annoying).

curnla wrote:

I do not have a Google account. I closed my Google account long ago and I have not used Gmail in years. I don't use anything Google, yet I still get several prompts to sign in with Google every day. I am sick of it and I'm sick of Google. Please Apple, help us.

Apple is not here, and since Apple has no control over websites they did not create and do not host, they cannot help.

As I wrote:

John Galt wrote:

Apple has nothing to do with it. Read Google Popup Signing Prompt - How stop it? - Apple Community

Arguably, not even Google has anything to do with it. Websites are free to implement whatever sign-in options they choose to implement — Apple, Facebook, Google, Microsoft, others for all I know — all offer their own separate "Sign in with..." web page options.

For some reason people are complaining the loudest about Google. I wonder why... 🙄

jeanine190 wrote:

I’ve been using an iPhone since 2006. I am on an iPhone 13 I being told to go on an android device to fix any problems that are going on on my iPhone why is that

The problem is that Google wants you to always be signed into their services so they can track your activities and make money from the ads they display to you. To avoid this, you would want to remove or not use any Google services such as search engine or gmail. Going to another device to solve the issue that requires a Google log in sounds like advice from Google.