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When I try to send an e-mail I get asked for my google password, then a request to agree to Thunderbird terms. Never had this before, why now?

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When I try to send e-mails from my g-mail account I get asked for my google password. After entering it, I get another box requesting me to agree to Thunderbird to "view, manage and permanently delete your mail in Gmail, Create, update and delete labels.... etc." If I deny the request, my e-mails aren't being sent. Do I really have to agree to continue using Thunderbird?

When I try to send e-mails from my g-mail account I get asked for my google password. After entering it, I get another box requesting me to agree to Thunderbird to "view, manage and permanently delete your mail in Gmail, Create, update and delete labels.... etc." If I deny the request, my e-mails aren't being sent. Do I really have to agree to continue using Thunderbird?

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this is google and their oAuth2.0 authentication. Complain to them please. I hate it as well