Implementing password recovery feature in my new app!
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Targeting my App at SDK 23, I want to request permissions for location service, inside my 'OnCreate Check it out: https://lnkd.in/dksPvdK2 Join the conversation! #android #android60marshmallow #androidpermissions #mobile #permissions
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???? #GoogleWorkspace admins can block, trust, or limit app access with the Google Admin console. Trusted apps access all services, while limited apps access only unrestricted services. Learn more in this tutorial ↓ https://goo.gle/3SmWDnI
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???? #GoogleWorkspace admins can block, trust, or limit app access with the Google Admin console. Trusted apps access all services, while limited apps access only unrestricted services. Learn more in this tutorial ↓ https://goo.gle/3SmWDnI
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Latest LinkedIn bug: In the app, the DMs are mixed! What I wrote to person A appears in the chat with person B. As if I wrote the message to the wrong person. On desktop everything is correct. Do you experience the same?
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The Google Workspace Admin gives IT/Security teams three options when it comes to governing 3rd party OAuth Tokens: 1. Block of any installations of OAuth Apps. This can clearly slow down business enablement as modern workforce teams are used to sign up with their Google account to 3rd party services required to get things done. 2. Allow any installations of OAuth Apps. While this is great from a business enablement standpoint, it is a disaster for security teams since employees can accidentally install overprivileged, malicious, and risky OAuth tokens. Higher likelihood of API access by unwanted 3rd party services without any security review/governance. 3. Maintain a list of Trusted/Limited OAuth Apps. On paper this sounds like the most balanced option, but it comes with an insane cost. Employees install thousands of OAuth Apps across literally every single department and job. It's very hard to expect from a small security team to now manually maintain a list of trusted OAuth Apps, as this is highly time consuming as well as error-prone. The solution? DoControl. 1. Full discovery of all of your user and admin based OAuth Apps installations. 2. Real-time risk profiling of OAuth Apps based on threat intelligence, SaaS databases, permission scopes, usage, etc. 3. Security workflows breaking down and segmenting OAuth Apps across risk-level, employment status, IDP groups, HRIS department, permission scopes, etc. to streamline various actions, such as approval processes via Slack/ServiceNow, time-bounded installation, or immediate removal of the OAuth app. Try our Free Risk Assessment to quantify your Google Workspace data exposure, insider threats, misconfigurations, and risky OAuth apps: https://lnkd.in/dK3PPVbw
???? #GoogleWorkspace admins can block, trust, or limit app access with the Google Admin console. Trusted apps access all services, while limited apps access only unrestricted services. Learn more in this tutorial ↓ https://goo.gle/3SmWDnI
Change access from the app information page
https://www.youtube.com/