A few days ago the SafeInCloud Pro application, I request permission to access my Google Drive account. I had synchronized the backup with d
A few days ago the SafeInCloud Pro application, I request permission to
access my Google Drive account. I had synchronized the backup with
drive. The thing is that the permissions are total, read, write and
delete any file from my account.
Why do you need these permits? if they only use only one file.
Guillermo Lorio
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Anonymous
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I agree. I prefer the previous method that did not require any Google permissions. I can't find any documentation that explains why the change is an improvement over the prior method. I have revoked permissions until this is clarified. The ability to store my encrypted password file in a 3rd party (Google) cloud is the primary reason I use Safe In Cloud. I do not want to provide full read/write/delete permissions to all of Google Drive. The app should only need access to the local file for maximum end-user security.