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Complete documentation: security, privacy, the Gmail API, OAuth permissions, protected emails, rate limits, and how Disponed's Gmail cleanup works.
- Is Disponed Safe? The Full Security Model Explained
Disponed signs in with Google OAuth only, never reads email bodies, double-checks every deletion, and lets you revoke access anytime. Here's how.
- Disponed Privacy: What Data It Reads and Stores
Disponed never reads your email content. Learn exactly what Gmail metadata it accesses, what it stores, how long, and the Google policy it follows.
- Gmail API Rate Limits and Quota: How Disponed Complies
Gmail API rate limits explained: quota units, per-second limits, the endpoints Disponed calls, and how chunked processing avoids throttling.
- How Disponed Works: Step-by-Step Gmail Cleanup Guide
Sign in with Google, scan your inbox for free, protect senders, then clean in one click. Nothing is deleted until you confirm. See every step here.
- Disponed FAQ: Safety, Pricing, and Gmail Cleanup
Answers to 40 common Disponed questions: safety, pricing, refunds, permissions, what gets deleted, restoring mail, and supported providers.
- Gmail Delete vs. Archive: What Happens to Your Mail
Disponed's default delete moves Gmail mail to Trash for 30 days, fully recoverable. See how that differs from archive and permanent delete.
- Gmail API Rate Limits and Why Large Cleanups Pause
Gmail limits how many requests any app can make per minute. Here's why a huge Gmail cleanup runs in batches, and why a pause on a big mailbox is normal.
- Disponed Google Sign-In: Permissions Explained
See exactly what Disponed asks for on the Google consent screen, why each permission is needed, and how to review or revoke access anytime.
- What Emails Are Protected From Deletion in Disponed
Disponed never deletes attachments, starred mail, labeled mail, sent mail, drafts, or two-way conversations. See the full protected list and how enforcement works.
- Gmail Storage Full? How to Free Up Space
Gmail storage full? Learn why deleting emails alone doesn't free space, how Google's 15GB shared quota works, and how to actually reclaim storage.