Keep Your Gmail Secure: Identify and Remove “Less Secure” Apps
What are “Less Secure” Apps?
These are apps or services that rely on your full Gmail password to connect. This method is considered outdated and less secure compared to modern authentication systems like OAuth 2.0.
Why Should You Care?
Using OAuth 2.0 protects your password by creating unique tokens for each app, reducing the risk of unauthorized access.
How to Check for “Less Secure” Apps:
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Sign in to your Google Account: Link to Google Account settings
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Google’s Security Checkup can also identify these apps: Link to Google Security Checkup
SaneBox is a Secure Choice
SaneBox prioritizes security! We utilize OAuth 2.0 for Gmail access and hold a Google Verified Developer certification. This ensures the highest security standards are met when connecting SaneBox to your Gmail account.
Benefits of Google Verified Developers:
- Enhanced security standards for user data.
- Reduced risk of unauthorized access.
- Increased trust between users and developers.
Learn More:
- Google Verified Developer Program: Link to Google Verified Developer program info
Want to Experience Secure Email Management?
Start your free trial of SaneBox’s AI-powered email assistant and discover a smarter inbox: Link to SaneBox free trial
Have Questions?
Our friendly support team is here to help: support@sanebox.com