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100% agree. Again, my position is that Google rightfully deserves all the criticism they get around communication and customer support. I just think it's a mist
by hn_throwaway_99 2y ago
100% agree. Again, my position is that Google rightfully deserves all the criticism they get around communication and customer support. I just think it's a mistake to confuse that criticism with Google's change to enforce better security for highly sensitive permission scopes.
- dbmnt 2y agoProbably not news to you, but those are completely different departments within the company with opposing goals.
- wink 2y agoI fail to see how the app vendor comes into play here. There should be no "whitelisting", but the user as the active party just uses some sort of tool (may it be online or a native app) to authenticate (e.g. via OAuth) and that's what establishes trust on the tool. Of course security is good, but this is just hindering third party access.