Google expands Advanced Protection Program to support native iOS apps
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Google on Thursday announced its Advanced Protection Program now supports native iOS apps, including Apple Mail, Calendar, and Contacts.
Advanced Protection Program protects your Google data by limiting which apps can gain access to it. Previously, only Google apps could gain access to your data once you were enrolled in the program.
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Now, Apple's native iOS applications will be able to access data from Gmail, Calendar, and Contacts. Users who are enrolled in Advanced Protection will receive sign-in instructions once they sign into iOS apps with their Google account.
The program, introduced last October, is designed for users with special security needs, such as journalists, activists, or political operatives. It includes other safeguards, such as the requirement to use a physical security key to sign into your account after you've logged out or when signing in on a new device.