Google tries to calm the computer diary of hosts

Third-party apps that have access to your emails have been carefully checked, says Google.

Following the disclosure by the Wall Street Journal that application developers had access to reading emails from Gmail users, Google had to clarify.

All Applications Are Carefully Controlled

] Google begins its blog to make sure it reviews all developers and their applications before opening them to their clients.

In addition, all customers can easily check which third-party applications are available to the given users. This can be done by following this link.

Administrators Using G Suite Can Decide Which Apps Their Users Are Allowed to Use

Third Party Applications Required to Ensure Proper Selection

Google writes that it is Required with Third Party Access to ensure a wide range applications, but these applications are carefully examined. Both manually and automatically. In addition, Google also verifies that privacy practices comply with the law.

Google does not read e-mail

According to the search engine giant, they do not process e-mails. The main source of revenue for Gmail is G Suite, which is a paid service for designated businesses.

Finally, Google points out that it's a myth that Google "reads" e-mail to users when they are processed. Google will only send and read the e-mail to customers who have explicitly requested it, and generally only in case of security, error or abuse. .

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