Google defends Gmail sharing policy in letter to US senators

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Google defends Gmail sharing policy in letter to US senators
0:51 / September 26, 2018

Google says third-party developers can access users' Gmail, but it manually vets them first and uses machine learning to monitor apps.

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Google defends Gmail sharing policy in letter to US senators Google says third-party developers can access users' Gmail, but it manually vets them first and uses machine learning to monitor apps.
Read full article: Google to lawmakers: Yep, Gmail data is still open to app developers

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