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XmailHardDrive directly connects with your Gmail account to then turn it into a portable virtual hard drive that you can access from anywhere in the world. You simply enter your Gmail username and password, just like the other third party software, and then using the username and password combination it authenticates with the Gmail servers and connects you to your personal account. Therefore allowing the user to be able to upload files to their Gmail account. Link.
Turn Gmail into a portable hard drive
XmailHardDrive directly connects with your Gmail account to then turn it into a portable virtual hard drive that you can access from anywhere in the world. You simply enter your Gmail username and password, just like the other third party software, and then using the username and password combination it authenticates with the Gmail servers and connects you to your personal account. Therefore allowing the user to be able to upload files to their Gmail account. Link.
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Jul 22, 2005 12:40 AM
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Have the security implications of giving ones Gmail account information to a third party, occurred to anyone? It would be one thing if this feature was offered directly by Google, but who knows what mischief a third party might get into with access to your entire Gmail account.
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