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One example, FairEmail on Android. It supports Google Oauth but ONLY if you use the Google Play version -- not F-Droid -- due to other "security" features from
by hellcow 7y ago
One example, FairEmail on Android. It supports Google Oauth but ONLY if you use the Google Play version -- not F-Droid -- due to other "security" features from Google.
Oauth may be an open standard, but it gives Google control over the clients you can use. If Google decides to one day ban your client of choice, you're SOL. Given their recent decision to ban specific browsers from accessing Google services, I'm not hopeful.