How to revoke access permissions
Use this guide to remove app access from your social networks when you no longer want the connected account to stay authorized.
Revoke access on your social networks
Third-party apps need permission to access and manage your social media accounts. Those permissions let the app publish content, analyze data, and manage your profiles. If you no longer want to keep an account connected, revoke the app access directly in the social network settings.
Revoking access disconnects the account. If you only need to restore a connection, see How to refresh your social media connection.
Log in to your Facebook account.
Go to Settings & Privacy and open Business Integrations.
Select Remove next to the app.
Revoking access disconnects the Facebook Pages your profile manages and the Instagram Business profiles linked to those Pages.
Log in to Instagram from the mobile app.
Open your profile and tap the three-line menu.
Go to Your app and media content.
Tap App and website permissions > Apps and websites.
Find the app and tap Remove.
X
Log in to X.
Go to Security and account access > Apps and sessions, or open this link.
Select the app, then click Revoke app permissions.
Log in to LinkedIn.
Open permitted services from this link.
Select Remove next to the app.
Log in to Pinterest.
Open connected apps from this link.
Select Remove next to the app.
TikTok
You can only revoke TikTok access on a mobile device.
In the TikTok app, open your profile.
Open Settings and privacy.
Select Security and permissions, then App and service permissions.
Select the app, then tap Remove access.
Google Business Profile and YouTube
Log in to Google.
Open third-party app connections from this link.
Select the app, then click Remove all connections.
Twitch
Log in to Twitch.
Click your avatar and open Settings.
Open the Connections tab.
Under Other Connections, find the authorized app.
Click Disconnect.