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exitb 5 hours ago

If a 3rd party product advertises compatibility with a Google service and you use it to login via a first party Google login page, doesn’t the responsibility fall somewhere between the offending product and Google itself? In practice it’s structured pretty much like a phishing attempt.

Notably some model providers explicitly allow that very flow, while others will ban you without notice.

n8m8 4 hours ago | parent [-]

If the "3rd party product" is you selfhosting FOSS, then that's you (OpenClaw users)

exitb 4 hours ago | parent [-]

Why do you call it self-hosting? It appears to be installable app with a fancy homepage. At what point does the software being covered by an open license changes the responsibility model?