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I am not - https://support.google.com/cloud/answer/9110914?hl=en https://support.google.com/cloud/answer/9110914?hl=en - after Facebook, everyone is tightening

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• detaro 6y ago
  Okay, it's wider than just GMail, I had missed the addition of Drive, but according to that link an audit is just required for > Drive - Any Drive API scope that permits an application to read, modify, or manage the content or metadata of a user’s Drive files, without the user individually granting file-by-file access. I could be wrong, but to me this suggests you can use the Sheets API against a user-specified document without it. It has it's own namespace of scopes that's not under drive.X
  • hogFeast 6y ago
    Correct, an audit that can cost somewhere between $10-70k (you pay, not Google)...like I said in my first post.
    • detaro 6y ago
      Yes, sure. But again, according to the link you provided, you do not need that audit to use the Sheets API.