How to Unshare Contacts that You have Shared with Others?
How to Unshare Contacts that You have Shared with Others?
Willing to unshare your contacts from an individual or a group who has access to them? There are plenty of reasons why you would want to revoke the access. You may have mistakenly shared the contacts with them or they no longer are the part of your team.
No matter what the case is, we are going to show you how you can easily unshare these contacts in a matter of seconds.
We are going to show you two ways to easily unshare your contacts in a matter of a few seconds.
Unshare from Google Contacts Using Chrome Extension
Before we begin, please make sure to install the Google Chrome Extension of Shared Contacts for Gmail, if you haven’t already. You can install it by clicking here.
Now, simply follow the steps below to unshare your contacts:
Go to Google Contacts (contacts.google.com).
Click on the share icon next to the contact label that you want to unshare.
Now, click on the X button to remove the access from any user and click on “Save changes”. If you have shared it with multiple individuals or groups and you want to unshare with all of them then click on the X button for each and click on Save Changes.
That’s all, your contact labels are now not shared with the removed individual(s) or group(s).
Unshare Using Shared Contacts for Gmail’s Web App
In this method, you simply need to follow the steps below:
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