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Is it not "proxy" like servers they are talking about? You login and the details are stored on a server which does push notifications and the like... instead of
by tiernano 4y ago
Is it not "proxy" like servers they are talking about? You login and the details are stored on a server which does push notifications and the like... instead of your phone polling or pulling email all the time, the proxy server sends a push to the app to update when new mail arrives... is this what they mean?
- undecisive 4y agoIt certainly includes that, yes. In fact, mobile push notifications is one case that I hadn't even thought of. If you use a third party to perform push notifications, you are "accessing" data through a third party application. (I'm presuming the word "accessing" is used here to mean any use of a third party server, regardless of whether read or write - because the whole idea is pointless if transmitting is not included in the definition) It also includes any email client with a built-in VPN, or potentially any client that can use a VPN (remember, it's at Google's discretion)