Google REQUIRES an annual security audit for anyone using that type of OAUth2 authorization, which K-9 Mail did not perform (obviously). Given privacy is different than security for this purpose, those of us who do NOT want to give Google permanently a “second something” relish that OAUth2 for PC based clients such as Thunderbird utilize “web authorization” of OAUth2. I agree with Yash, where the problem arises for those who do not want to use 2SV/2FA/MSV/MSV (whatever you want to call it, where you need a “second something” which Google is so desperate to get from you) for privacy reasons. The latest version of the email application adds an unsubscribe action to the menu when viewing messages that have an unsubscribe header. POP3, need to switch the scheme to OAuth 2.0. K-9 Mail users who have configured Gmail to authentication using other schemes, e.g. One of its changes "made the transition of existing Gmail accounts to OAuth 2.0 a bit easier" according to the changelog. The K-9 Mail listing on F-Droid has not been updated, but this will happen in the near future.Ī pre-release version of K-Mail 6.2 was released two days ago. Users who have installed the email app via Google Play should receive the update automatically, provided that automatic updates are enabled via Google Play. K-9 Mail 6.2 is already available on Google Play and the project's GitHub website. The other supported services work with OAuth as well now. Once updated, K-9 Mail users may once again integrate Gmail with the client to use all of the client's functionality with their Gmail accounts. The new K-9 Mail release for Android addresses the issue.
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