Actions118
- Mailbox Management Actions
- Mailboxes Actions
- Mailboxes > Accesses > Devices Actions
- Mailboxes > Accesses > Invitations Actions
- Mailboxes > Accesses > Webmail Actions
- List User Access And Invitations
- Create Webmail Access
- Set The Primary Mailbox For The Authenticated User
- List Users Having Access
- List Of User Accesses For The Current User
- List Of User Accesses For A Account And A User
- Update Webmail Access
- Delete Webmail Access
- Delete Access To A Mailbox For The Current User
- Mailboxes > Aliases Actions
- Mailboxes > Auto Reply Actions
- Mailboxes > Folders Actions
- Mailboxes > Forwarding Actions
- Mailboxes > Sieve Filters Actions
- Mailboxes > Signatures Actions
- Mailboxes > Users Actions
- Mailing List Actions
- Mailing List > Subscribers Actions
- Service Mail > Auto Reply Actions
- Service Mail > Bimi Actions
- Service Mail > Filters Models Actions
- Service Mail > Preferences Actions
- Service Mail > Redirections Actions
- Service Mail > Redirections > Target Actions
- Service Mail > Signatures Templates Actions
Mailboxes > Accesses > Devices → Delete Device Accesses For Device
AI-generatedSummary
Delete Device Accesses For Device
Inputs
- authentication — Authentication method to use (OAuth2 or API Key).
- path_device (required) — The unique identifier (ID) of the device to request.
- returnFullResponse — If true, the full API response is returned; otherwise only a success indicator.
Output shape
JSON confirmation of deletion or success status
Returns a success confirmation on HTTP 200; errors are signaled via HTTP status codes. When returnFullResponse is true, the full response body is returned.
Examples
Example 1: Delete a mailbox device access using API Key
authentication: apiKey, path_device: 12345, returnFullResponse: false