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Installed, started and then realized that you have to give them your credentials so their server can download your mail rather than the app doing this. I under
by m_st 12y ago
Installed, started and then realized that you have to give them your credentials so their server can download your mail rather than the app doing this. I understand the benefits of these cloud mail checkers but this is just a 'no go' for me. Too bad.
- msh 12y agoI think this is the only way to do a push email app on iOS with support for third party email accounts.
- 6993 12y agoThey should implement OAuth2.0, then there's no need to give them your password. Meanwhile creating an app specific password might do as well?
- m_st 12y agoThat wouldn't change anything for me/us as they would still have access to my private mail which bothers me and/or access to my company mail which I'm sure bothers my company.
- benjaminl 12y agoOAuth is implemented for products that support it, such as Google and Gmail accounts. Exchange doesn't support OAuth. See https://www.acompli.com/privacy-policy/ https://www.acompli.com/privacy-policy/.
- fluidcruft 12y agoJesus. How did you even realize this, I didn't see that anywhere? Goddamnit.