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Can you replicate it, or provide steps so others can try?
by mryan 16y ago
Can you replicate it, or provide steps so others can try?
- elliottcarlson 16y agoEasily - we replicated it here a few times now with some of my co-workers email accounts. I simply use Outlook to schedule a meeting. I add an invite to anyone using a gmail.com account. That request goes to the intended recipient and they see my personal gmail account as well as my Outlook based account. Couple of notes: 1) Outlook does not know anything about my Gmail account. It's not added in there etc. 2) Google DOES know about my work account. It's under my personal settings on my Google profile, because I use it for various Google Group mailing lists. Even if Google knows that the two accounts are the same person, it's a major privacy issue IMHO to expose any of the linked accounts like that. I have submitted this to Google with all the information I am aware of. (Edit for formatting)
- mryan 16y agoThanks for the detail. I completely agree, exposing linked accounts is a serious privacy issue (assuming you didn't click a box that says "we will link your accounts whenever you invite someone to a meeting" ;-) ).