P Pesciolina Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Sep 23, 2023 #1 I would like to point out that the app is present on the playstore but only distributed locally. In the App there is a function to send a log via email with a gmail account, how can I protect the password? I wanted to add that the app is installed on phones with multi-operator data SIMs that are not enabled to send text messages Thank you Marco Last edited: Sep 23, 2023
I would like to point out that the app is present on the playstore but only distributed locally. In the App there is a function to send a log via email with a gmail account, how can I protect the password? I wanted to add that the app is installed on phones with multi-operator data SIMs that are not enabled to send text messages Thank you Marco
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Sep 26, 2023 #2 Pesciolina said: In the App there is a function to send a log via email with a gmail account, how can I protect the password? Click to expand... Unless it must be done silently, it will be better for several reasons to send the email with an intent through the user's email account. Upvote 0
Pesciolina said: In the App there is a function to send a log via email with a gmail account, how can I protect the password? Click to expand... Unless it must be done silently, it will be better for several reasons to send the email with an intent through the user's email account.
P Pesciolina Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Sep 27, 2023 #3 Erel said: Unless it must be done silently, it will be better for several reasons to send the email with an intent through the user's email account. Click to expand... These phones don't even have activated mail services or Google accounts Upvote 0
Erel said: Unless it must be done silently, it will be better for several reasons to send the email with an intent through the user's email account. Click to expand... These phones don't even have activated mail services or Google accounts
JakeBullet70 Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Sep 27, 2023 #4 Maybe store the password in a file encrypted? Obfuscate the code on compile. While not 100% better then plain text. Upvote 0
Maybe store the password in a file encrypted? Obfuscate the code on compile. While not 100% better then plain text.
S Spavlyuk Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Sep 28, 2023 #5 Storing the password inside the app doesn't seem like a good idea. Maybe go with an web service to receive the logs and then forward them to your email account if necessary. Requires more work but won't leak your password. Upvote 0
Storing the password inside the app doesn't seem like a good idea. Maybe go with an web service to receive the logs and then forward them to your email account if necessary. Requires more work but won't leak your password.
