Gmail will block all third party mail clients starting from June: http://www.pmail.com/newsflash.htm
That is, unless they pay $4500 minimum for an audit :D
Stop using gmail and enabling their monopolistic practices, if you already haven't.
Gmail will block all third party mail clients starting from June: http://www.pmail.com/newsflash.htm
That is, unless they pay $4500 minimum for an audit :D
Stop using gmail and enabling their monopolistic practices, if you already haven't.
@digdeeper is this true? On k-9 mail's issue tracker, some folks were saying they're continuing to support "app passwords" (not your main password but one you create for one purpose). I don't think K9 is going to implement oauth so if google really does do this I'm pretty boned.
@digdeeper Doing this, they just shoot themselves in the foot. I already have an email account in different provider because I want to get rid of Google services completely. Thanks Google - you have motivated me to hurry up with moving all my accounts, giving me one more reason to leave, one more proof that you're hostile towards user's interest and monopolist killing free market.
@digdeeper @thriveth hold on, I think this is only mail clients that store user data on third-party servers.
"Every app that requests access to restricted scope Google userβs data *and has the ability to access data from or through a third party server* is required to go through a security assessment from Google [....]"
@digdeeper What about this?
Β»IMAP will continue to be available, but you will need to use more secure authentication. Most modern email programs support OAuth2 authentication, but if yours does not, then you can enable 2-step verification and use an App Password.Β«
https://support.google.com/mail/thread/157808790?hl=en&msgid=157817737
Looks that way, unless the Pegaus Mail dev made up the whole story. There is apparently some doc from Google, that I can't read because I'm not willing to enable JS there: https://support.google.com/accounts/thread/154305711/less-secure-apps-your-google-account-termination-date-of-may-30th-2022
@clacke oh, I now realize you probably meant that any IMAP connection would continue to be allowed. Yeah I think so!
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