So did we ever come to a consensus on the "boomerang suicide"?

Anon suggested the other night that maybe it it had to do with Google Boomerang the Gmail/Outlook addon that allows you to schedule emails to be sent in the future. It also allows users to set parameters to auto delete emails by sender/keyword/passage of time.

The boomerang addon has its own servers and to operate requires access to your Gmail account. It does this through the oauth 2 protocol.

Codefags please excuse my ignorance, but isn't this a major vulnerability? Is it possible that this addon was installed by members of the cabal and then exploited by Qteam to access and archive all of their comms?

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https://www.quora.com/How-secure-is-Boomerang-for-Gmail-When-using-Boomerang-for-Gmail-I-granted-some-permissions-to-some-non-Google-servers-owned-by-Boomerang-I-think-Is-my-mail-routed-through-some-other-mail-server-each-time-I-send-it

https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/133065/why-is-it-a-bad-idea-to-use-plain-oauth2-for-authentication

https://www.boomeranggmail.com/subscriptions.html

https://waxy.org/2012/02/the_perpetual_invisible_window_into_your_gmail_inbox/

https://twitter.com/XboxAPI/status/684520022358798337?s=19

My apologies, phonefagging and got lazy.