Speaking Email Wants to Use google.com to Sign In.
This allows the app and website to share information about you.
Cancel / Continue
This Apple security prompt appears before the Google page—it’s normal and safe to tap Continue (bottom-right).
After you tap Continue, a secure Google sign-in window appears—select your Google account, enter your password if asked, and allow Speaking Email to access Gmail.
The wording in Apple’s dialog is quite confusing. It means the website accounts.google.com can share data with the app Speaking Email so you can securely connect your account. We never see your password. We only use your name and email address to create your account, and your mail access solely for the app’s features. We don’t share your information with third parties, and you can revoke access anytime in your Google Account settings.
Speaking Email completes Google’s annual CASA security assessment for apps using restricted Gmail scopes. This independent audit (by a Google-approved assessor) validates our controls on personal data handling.
