News 24 How to know which apps read your messages in Gmail and how to stop them

A Wall Street Journal report accused Google of allowing third-party app developers to review and badyze the inbox content of millions of users of Gmail, by posting a Gmail Privacy and Confidentiality publication on its blog, "the company has confirmed its commitment to testing third-party applications and services that have access to sensitive Gmail users."

But as Gmail points out, Wall Street Journal report, third-party applications Rebuttal Third-party access applications, Google blog posts defend this practice and badign responsibility for the privacy of e-mail messages to the user.

Many applications can spy on your email, depending on what you have accepted, and you must follow these instructions.

Open Gmail and click on your e profile picture in the upper right corner

Click My Account, which will send you to the settings page.

Once you have accessed the settings page, see "Login" And then click on "Applications that have access to the account"

Here you will find a short list of some applications that can access a portion of your Google Account, which is approved at any given time, and even if it does not apply to your Gmail account, click "Manage Applications" "To access the actual permissions they have.

Next From each app in the list, you'll see which part of the Google Account you have access to. If you're using an Android device, you can see a variety of games and apps that only have the ability to access your Google Play account, however, if an app is flagged as having access rights You can access your Google Account, including your email address in Gmail.According to Google data, this means that applications can scan your e-mails and receive the information you receive.

Once the application spied, Just click on the name of the application, and this will open an extended dialog that provides additional details on exactly what the application can see , and to remove the permissions once and for all, click "Delete Access" and then "OK."

To do this, it should be noted that some applications rely on these permissions to run PHP for real.