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I could've sworn you had some granular level of control as far as what the apps are allowed to do when they access your Gmail account, e.g. Reading emails only
by AdmiralAsshat 8y ago
I could've sworn you had some granular level of control as far as what the apps are allowed to do when they access your Gmail account, e.g. Reading emails only versus read/reply/compose, etc. Maybe I'm thinking of OAuth.
For some reason I also thought there was some way of tying the app's identity to the password, such that if an app other than Thunderbird tried to use my Gmail Thunderbird-app password, Gmail would block it. But I'm probably wrong on that point.
Would be a great enhancement, if not.
- jcranmer 8y agoIf you enable IMAP access, the only granularity of control you get is "total access" versus "no access."