Taking access back
Your account is yours. If you want to end Pilgud's or anyone else's access, you can do it yourself, any time, without asking anyone.
The short answer
Your account is yours. If you want to end Pilgud's or anyone else's access, you can do it yourself, any time, without asking anyone.
Your account is yours. If you want to end Pilgud's or anyone else's access, you can do it yourself, any time, without asking anyone.
Cost: Free. · Time: 2–5 minutes.
Steps
1. Remove the connection in Facebook settings
On Facebook click your profile picture → Settings and privacy → Settings → Business integrations. On the Active tab choose Pilgud and click Remove, then Remove again.
2. Check the portfolio's apps
In Meta Business Suite: Business apps → Connected apps → choose the app → Manage → More → Uninstall. Access ends at once.
3. Remove a partner or a person
A partner (such as an agency): Settings → Partners → Options → Remove from business portfolio. A person from a Page: Settings → Pages → the Page → Manage next to them → Remove access.
4. Let us know
Email info@pilgud.com that you disconnected – we mark it in Pilgud too. After removal Pilgud reads and changes nothing in your account.
Watch out
- If several Page admins connected the same app, each has to remove it.
- Meta says an app may keep data it already received. To have Pilgud delete it, email info@pilgud.com.
Stuck?
Email info@pilgud.com – a person answers.
Checked against
- Meta: Remove business integrations
- Meta: Disconnect an app in Meta Business Suite
- Meta: Remove a partner
- Meta: Remove someone from a Page
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Written by
Jan Marten Sikkar is a co-founder of Pilgud. He leads strategy and advertising – the offers, the campaigns and the numbers behind them – for Pilgud’s clients and inside Pilgud Agent.
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