security warning from Google auth request.
GMail's auth page says "Warning! This website is registered with Google to make authorization requests, but has not been configured to send requests securely." What does that mean?
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Inappropriate?It means tat our developers make use of a non-secure token.
From: http://code.google.com/apis/accounts/...
"Developers can opt to handle authentication with either secure tokens or non-secure tokens. To use secure tokens, the web application must be registered with Google and have a certificate on file; if registered, the web application can secure all requests with a digital signature."
Does that mean your data is unsafe? No. But we need to improve this. Gmail recently started to support OAuth. We want to make use of that in the next version of our connection to the Gmail Contacts API 2.0
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