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They should implement OAuth2.0, then there's no need to give them your password. Meanwhile creating an app specific password might do as well?
by 6993 12y ago
They 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/.