Revoking the plugin's access to your cloud account has two layers: you can remove the connection on the WordPress side (in the plugin's settings) and, separately, revoke the OAuth grant on the cloud provider's side. For full revocation, do both.
In the plugin (WordPress side)
On the plugin's settings page in your WordPress dashboard, you can deauthorize a connected cloud account. The plugin removes the stored access token from your site. This step is the same for all providers.
At the cloud provider
For full revocation, also revoke the OAuth grant at the cloud provider. After this step the plugin's stored token becomes invalid immediately, even if the WordPress side still holds a copy. The exact steps differ per provider:
- Google Drive (Use-your-Drive)
- OneDrive and SharePoint (Share‑one‑Drive)
- Dropbox (Out-of-the-Box)
- Box (Lets-Box)
What happens after revocation
The plugin loses access to the cloud account immediately. Modules configured to use that account return errors until either the account is re-authorized, or the modules are pointed at a different linked account.