After Facebook's data leak, there are frequent reports that apps are giving our personal information to other apps. Last week, there were reports about Gmail that third-party app developers are reading personal email for millions of Gmail users. This was revealed in a report by The Wall Street Journal.
Gmail's access settings allow data companies and app developers to view people's e-mails and private details. In addition, these people can also view e-mail addresses, timestamps and full messages. These app developers need user consent, but it is not clear in the consent form that it will allow humans to read the personal Gmail of the people. However, Google clarified that it only gives information to the experienced third party developers and that the user has a clear agreement. The investigation process is completed before giving data, in which it is ascertained whether the identity of the company has been presented correctly by app or not. In addition, in the privacy policy of the app it is mentioned that the e-mail that the company will monitor and data, and the data that it wants is directly related to its work. Regardless of whether Google has cleared the third party's reading of people's Gmail, but still people are scared somewhere that these apps are reading your mail. If you want to know which apps have full access to your account, then you can learn by going to this official page .
Once logged in, it will tell how many third-party apps have access to your Google Account. You can find out which apps have access through this keyword "Has access to Gmail". You can remove access by Removing and prevent your data from accessing an app.
Also Read:
Jio will launch broadband service in 1100 cities, here are the steps to register
Reliance brings up GigaTV set-top box, with 600+ movie channels and voice control
Here are the features of newly launched Reliance's Jio Phone 2
WhatsApp to help Indian experts to stop Fake News