Passify

Revoking Authorization (Dropbox, Google Drive, OneDrive, pCloud)

If you are no longer planning on using a Dropbox, Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive, or pCloud account that you previously configured, you should revoke Passify's Authorization that you previously granted. Each provider allows you to do this via their provided security tools:

Dropbox

  1. Log into your Dropbox account on your computer
  2. Click your user icon and select "Settings" from the popup menu
  3. Click the "Apps" tab
  4. Scroll down to "View Dropbox content"
  5. Tap the "Passify" item to expand
  6. Tap the "Disconnect" button

Google Drive

  1. Log into Google Drive on your computer
  2. Click the Settings gear icon on the top of the screen, the select "Settings" from the drop-down menu
  3. On the left, click Manage apps
  4. In the list of apps, locate an entry for Passify. If it doesn't exist, have not authorized Passify to access your Google Drive.
  5. If present, click Options and then "Disconnect from drive"

Microsoft OneDrive

  1. Log into OneDrive on your computer
  2. Tap your user icon and tap "My Microsoft Account"
  3. Tap on the "Privacy" option to expand it and click "Apps and services that can access"
  4. Tap the edit button under Passify. If you don't see an item for Passify, then you have not successfully granted permission yet
  5. Tap "Remove these permissions"

pCloud

  1. Log into pCloud with your browser
  2. Tap "My Profile"
  3. Tap "Settings"
  4. Tap "Linked Accounts"
  5. Scroll down to the section for "Linked Apps"
  6. Locate Passify in the list and click the "X" icon on that row to delete permission

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