This article explains how to disconnect Google Drive sync, what happens when you do, and how to reconnect later.
How to disconnect
Click Disconnect.
Confirm with Yes.
This stops the sync for all your apps.
Note: Only the ProBackup admin can change Google Drive settings. Invited users see these buttons disabled.
Stop syncing a single app
To keep Google Drive connected but stop syncing one app, switch off Sync records to Google Sheets for that app on the same page.
Removing access from your Google account
You can also remove ProBackup from your Google account at https://myaccount.google.com/connections. ProBackup will then show the Google connection as lost and email you about it. To avoid that email, disconnect in ProBackup first.
What happens when you disconnect
Syncing stops immediately.
Sync files to Google Drive is switched off for all apps.
Existing data in your Google Drive remains untouched.
Your backups continue to be stored securely on ProBackup's servers.
Your ProBackup subscription remains active.
How to reconnect
Go to Settings > Google Drive.
Click Connect and sign in with your Google account.
If you want your files and attachments synced again, switch on Sync files to Google Drive for each app.
Note: If you reconnect with the same Google account and your ProBackup folders are still in your Drive, the sync continues in those folders. If you connect a different Google account, or the folders were deleted, ProBackup creates a new folder. Attachments that were previously synced will not be synced again.
To switch to another Google account without disconnecting first, click Change Google Account.