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Yeah, anyone asking for that, even if it's not a phishing attempt would never get the OK from me. That's just crazy.
by cbanek 8y ago
Yeah, anyone asking for that, even if it's not a phishing attempt would never get the OK from me. That's just crazy.
- jopsen 8y agoI suppose it might make sense if you were installing a 3rd party gmail application on your desktop. I'm no oauth expert, but I would imagine an app would go through a flow like this.
- cbanek 8y agoI believe you can connect gmail to your local email client using IMAP/POP3, but I don't think that uses the oauth flow to do that (you just type in the password). I've never used any other kind of 3rd party gmail apps though.
- yellowapple 8y agoNewer email clients do indeed often use Google's OAuth flow for email logins.
- Gaelan 8y agoApple Mail uses that dialog.