Cut third-party applications to access Gmail from security analysis

It has been revealed some time ago that your Gmail may be a pipeline for third party developer applications so that they can access your data, and it turns out that the new tool of & # 39; Google's security audit can help anything. [19659002Bienquecettefonctionnaliténesoitpastoujoursutiliséeàdesfinsmalveillantescertainsutilisateurspeuventsouhaitermettrefinàcettefonctionnalitéenempêchantlesdéveloppeursd'accéderàleursdonnéesdansGmailetensupprimantunautrepointpotentieldeviolationdeleursdonnéespersonnellesSivousêtesl'und'euxl'outildecontrôledelasécuritédeGooglepeutvousaideràcouperlesprogrammeursetàsécuriservosdonnéesbienquecertainesapplicationsquiutilisentvosdonnéespersonnellespourleursopérationsdebasepuissentnepasfonctionnercorrectement

To access the & # 39; Safety Check tool, you must direct you to his page. Just tap "Security Checkup" on Google to access the page on your computer or mobile device. Once you enter the page, run the check and the tool lists some categories with problems that you may want to consider. Green, yellow or red icons will be given in the different categories according to the threat that they represent for the objects that they contain. The category you want, regardless of these ratings, is "Third Party Access". You will see a list of apps that access Gmail or other parts of your Google Services dataset. When you click on one of these applications, you can see more information about what the application is allowed to do or just cut off access.

The security control tool and the controversy about application developers have access to your Gmail account not necessarily directly related, although Google has spoken openly about the subject. According to Google, any developer who gets direct access to Gmail is carefully controlled before accessing the user's data. The security audit service came out just before the Gmail conflict, as a semi-direct response to the EU that brought the GDPR. However, it is very useful to check everything about your account and your personal data and exercise the control you want to ensure the security of your data