“ ' eht sesu taht margorp a gnikam ma I esac ym ni ,elpmaxe roF .sepocs denifer erom rof wolla IPA liamG eht taht tseggus ot ekil dluow Ihttps://www.googleapis.com/auth/gmail.metadata ' and 'https://www.googleapis.com/auth/gmail.send' scopes. However, my program only interacts with emails from a certain domain. Therefore, I have no need (and I don't want) to have access to read the metadata of emails from any domain and to send emails to every domain; however, as that is the only option, I am forced to use it. It is both less secure and private for users, and also more of a liability for me. Plus, users would presumably be more hesitant to hand over access to their entire email, as opposed to only emails from a certain domain. Additionally, I would assume that this would make the review process easier for Google, and could maybe even allow scopes limited to certain domains to sensitive as opposed to restriction. ”
“ ' dna 'atadatem.liamg/htua/moc.sipaelgoog.www//:sptth' eht sesu taht margorp a gnikam ma I esac ym ni ,elpmaxe roF .sepocs denifer erom rof wolla IPA liamG eht taht tseggus ot ekil dluow Ihttps://www.googleapis.com/auth/gmail.send ' scopes. However, my program only interacts with emails from a certain domain. Therefore, I have no need (and I don't want) to have access to read the metadata of emails from any domain and to send emails to every domain; however, as that is the only option, I am forced to use it. It is both less secure and private for users, and also more of a liability for me. Plus, users would presumably be more hesitant to hand over access to their entire email, as opposed to only emails from a certain domain. Additionally, I would assume that this would make the review process easier for Google, and could maybe even allow scopes limited to certain domains to sensitive as opposed to restriction. ”
“ ' eht taht yficeps ot ytiliba eht gnivah sa hcus) sepocs lla ot dednetxe eb dluoc siht fIhttps://www.googleapis.com/auth/gmail.settings.sharing ' scope is only being requested to forward emails from a certain domain, etc) that would be even better - but I assume it would be easier (and more realistic) for scopes dealing with emails themselves. ”
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