Connected apps
Review the apps authorized on your account, see what each can do, and revoke access.
Every app you have approved appears in your account's connected apps list, with the scopes it holds and when you approved it.
What to check#
- Scopes — an app that only generates text should not be holding
files.write. See Scopes for what each one allows. - Last used — apps you no longer use are worth disconnecting.
- Publisher — confirm it is the developer you expect.
Revoking access#
Disconnecting an app invalidates its tokens immediately. The next API call it makes fails with an authentication error, and it must send you through Connect again to regain access.
Revoking does not delete the data the app stored for you. To remove that as well, see Your data.
Re-connecting#
Connecting the same app again creates a separate token for that login. A second device can stay connected while the first device continues working. Disconnecting the app revokes every token for that app and user; reconnecting afterward creates a new token and does not restore the revoked ones.
Important
PortModels will never ask for your password inside an app. If an app shows you its own PortModels login form instead of redirecting you to portmodels.com, do not enter your credentials — report the listing.