How To Logged Out in Google Play On Your Tablet or Mobile

Steps on how to logged out your GMail account on Play Store using your Android tablet.
Android supports multiple Google account logins on your device and lets you sync all the details on that account to your mobile or tablet. This makes it easier to use two accounts…
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Android supports multiple Google account logins on your device and lets you sync all the details on that account to your mobile or tablet. This makes it easier to use two accounts on one device, such as having separate emails for personal and business purposes.

Google Play is where you can find your favorite movies, books, apps, and games—all in one place, accessible from the web and any Android device like the Ainol Novo 7 and other Android devices.

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Steps to Log Out of Your Gmail Account on Google Play Store

Once you log into your Google account, your device will automatically prompt you to choose your desired email for using Google services. On the Play Store, you also need to log in to download applications and games for your device.

In this guide, we’ll provide some tips on how to log out of the Google account you used to download and install apps on Google Play. The steps are easy and noticeable on every device version you are using. For example, if you’re on Android Ice Cream Sandwich OS, you can follow the steps below. For Jellybean OS devices, there are slight differences in the menu's location, but the concept is the same. Feel free to post your queries if you need help solving any issues.

If you're having trouble logging out or signing out of your Google account in Google Play, here's a simple step-by-step guide to help you log out or remove your Gmail account from your mobile/tablet Google Play application:

  1. Go to Settings and look for Accounts and Sync.
  2. From there, you can see your Google account synced.
  3. Select the account you want to remove.
  4. Press the option button and select Remove Account.
  5. Confirm by selecting Remove Account.

That's it, and you're done. Most Android phones and tablets have Google Play as the application store for Android mobile users. All you need is a Google Account, and you can avail free apps and more.

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