Removing Access from a Google Shared Mailbox

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This KB Article References: Google Mail
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Last Updated: August 11, 2020
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When you delegate access to a Google Shared Mailbox, you’re giving yourself and/or another Stony Brook Google Account holder access to read, write, reply to, forward and organize mail in the shared mailbox.

Important:  If you or a delegated user no longer needs access to the shared mailbox, you must remove the access.

Removing a Delegate's Access to a Google Shared Mailbox

  1. Go to the following URL: https://adam.cc.sunysb.edu/delegate.html
  2. Log in with your NetID and NetID password
     Remove delegated access
  3. Under the “Mailbox Name” click the link associated with the shared maibox that you would like to remove access from
    Remove delegated access
  4. Under the “Google Login” click the link associated with the user you would like to remove from the shared mailbox
    Remove delegated access
  5. Click “Confirm Removal of Delegate (user’s name)”
    Remove delegated access
    Note:  If you selected the incorrect person or prefer not to remove the delegated user, click “Return to List Delegates” or you may click “Logoff” if you do not need to perform any actions at this time.

 

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