Google Enforces New Security Measures for Gmail Access
Starting September 30, Gmail users must switch to more secure login methods as legacy app support ends.
Overview
- Google will discontinue support for less secure apps and Google Sync for Gmail accounts.
- Users must adopt OAuth or other secure access methods to avoid login errors.
- The move aims to reduce the risk of unauthorized account access and improve overall security.
- Affected users include those using older versions of Outlook, Apple Mail, and other third-party email clients.
- Personal Gmail accounts will have IMAP access enabled over OAuth by default.