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So the answer is no then, because Gmail still provides imap and pop, which are unaffected by this.
by joshuamorton 7y ago
So the answer is no then, because Gmail still provides imap and pop, which are unaffected by this.
- PaulHoule 7y agoBut how does the credential management work?
- joshuamorton 7y agoI don't recall since the last time I set it up was a while ago, but I think just your password + an app specific code if you use 2fa normally. But yeah I'm pretty confident this doesn't apply to outlook.
- PaulHoule 7y agoSo why don't we see more startups use open protocols for access to email rather than make things that are GMail specific? Why do you get voted down for just suggesting that they do so?
- joshuamorton 7y agoI'm not sure, my expectation would be because oauth is more secure and feature rich than either imap or pop. Jmap I'm less familiar with.
- kitx 7y agoIMAP can be awkward with sync, pagination and has never played great with labels vs folders. JMAP looks promising.
- JetSpiegel 7y agoBoth disabled by default (ridiculous for an email provider), and if you enable 2FA get ready to do some yak shaving.