Public bug reported:
During the setup process I was given the chance to create new accounts.
I had hoped there would be some way to share what is already running on
my ubuntu phone, but couldn't.
So I created, among others, 4 gmail accounts, and set up all acesses for
all of them.
As I was doing this I got a stream of security warnings by email, grom
google, warning me of activity on a new device. See screenshot.
But in every case the access was reported as coming from Safari. Should
that not be Ubunto, in some form?
** Affects: address-book-app (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Attachment added: "Screen grab of warning emails"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1574115/+attachment/4644705/+files/image.png
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Title:
Google accounts sign in as safari
Status in address-book-app package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
During the setup process I was given the chance to create new
accounts. I had hoped there would be some way to share what is
already running on my ubuntu phone, but couldn't.
So I created, among others, 4 gmail accounts, and set up all acesses
for all of them.
As I was doing this I got a stream of security warnings by email, grom
google, warning me of activity on a new device. See screenshot.
But in every case the access was reported as coming from Safari.
Should that not be Ubunto, in some form?
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