: Finding all Google Accounts from a Domain I dealing with issues regarding employees using email addresses from the company domain to sign up for google services. I dealing with both reckless

@Margaret670

If your employer is managing email using Google Gsuite (https://gsuite.google.com/), you will need admin access of Google Gsuite. The admin access will provide you with ability to delete users. Once you delete an user from the account, all its associated Google services account will also be deleted.

In the case where your employer is not using Google Gsuite, it is manual task for each email address. You need to sign in to Google using each individual employee email and delete the account from all Google services at myaccount.google.com/intro/preferences#deleteservices.

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@Speyer207

Google accounts are not owned by those who operate the email service

Google will not reveal that information because you do not 'own' any rights to those personal accounts. An email address is simply a means of signing up, it has little bearing in ownership of an account as users can change email address at anytime.

Prevention

It is the employers responsibility to police the email service that you provide and not Googles. If you wish to prevent users future users using Google searches or any other then you can:


Block the verification email that Google sends out to verify email accounts.
Block the internal network reaching www.google.com/a/signup Signup to Google G Suite and add the domain, then block all services.


Find Google Accounts

Since Google will not reveal that information then you can search internally within the inboxes of all your users for the welcome email that Google sends out, then you know which accounts that have Google accounts.

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