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Seen this before with google. I accessed a "sensitive" scope so I needed verification and I'm almost 100% sure this was offshored to some sweatshop. You had to
by Dave3of5 5y ago
Seen this before with google. I accessed a "sensitive" scope so I needed verification and I'm almost 100% sure this was offshored to some sweatshop. You had to send them a video showing how your app used the scope which I did and in fact had to do multiple times to get the app verified. The whole process was stressful and poorly handled by google.
The sent me an email saying there was a broken link on my homepage (a link to the blog at the bottom of the page which was also at the top). In the email they sent me all the links to google were broken. I asked why did it matter if my website had a single broken link and how this affected using scopes, no response.
The don't speak to you and always send you back pre-canned messages, I got one saying my app was still in development, so communicating in this manner is really difficult.
Btw in terms of security almost all the scopes are sensitive in their system so anything other than login you'll have to go through this process.
I welcome extra security but the process was terrible.
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