To see who is connected to your Google and Chrome accounts:

Google Account: Go to your Google Account Security page and check the "Your devices" section for signed-in devices.

Chrome Sync: Click on your profile picture in Chrome, go to "Manage your Google Account," then check the "Security" section for connected devices.

If you find any unfamiliar devices, change your password and enable two-factor authentication.

To see who is connected to your Google and Chrome accounts, you can follow these steps:

Check Account Activity Google Account:

Go to Google Account. Select Security from the left sidebar. Scroll down to Your devices. Here, you can see a list of devices where your account is currently signed in. You can click on each device for more details. Chrome Account:

Open Chrome and go to the settings (three dots in the top-right corner > Settings). Under You and Google, click on Manage your Google Account. From there, you can view connected devices and sign-in activity as mentioned above. Check Account Permissions Third-Party Apps: In the Security section of your Google Account, scroll down to Third-party apps with account access. Here, you can see apps and services that have access to your account and their permissions. You can revoke access to any apps you no longer use or trust. Additional Tips Security Checkup: Consider running a Google Security Checkup for a comprehensive overview of your account's security and connected devices. Sign Out: If you find any devices or accounts that you don’t recognize, you can sign out of them from this menu. If you suspect any unauthorized access, change your password immediately and enable two-factor authentication for added security.