Is it really necessary for this service to have the ability to:
"View, manage, and permanently delete your mail in Gmail
Create, update, and delete labels
Compose and send new email"
I'm sincerely asking - it's not a rhetorical question. Does Gmail not offer more granular permissions than this?
Also: the other commenter's point re unexpected privacy leaks is a good one. I don't think I have any secrets that would be revealed through my correspondence habits, but I do so much email, I could be wrong. Do I have the ability to delete my info after I've registered if I don't like the service?
It's an interesting idea, and I'd like to give it a try, but without a little more assurance that I can trust them with access to my email, it's not worth the risk.
"View, manage, and permanently delete your mail in Gmail Create, update, and delete labels Compose and send new email"
I'm sincerely asking - it's not a rhetorical question. Does Gmail not offer more granular permissions than this?
Also: the other commenter's point re unexpected privacy leaks is a good one. I don't think I have any secrets that would be revealed through my correspondence habits, but I do so much email, I could be wrong. Do I have the ability to delete my info after I've registered if I don't like the service?
It's an interesting idea, and I'd like to give it a try, but without a little more assurance that I can trust them with access to my email, it's not worth the risk.