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by stephenr 2975 days ago
That only tells you what your browser sends to their server. It doesn't tell you what connections their server makes.
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Nothing will. The vulnerability of what happens to your data after it is sent to a third party is the same for any app, web or native.

The biggest difference is that it's way easier to see where you're data is being sent in a browser, since it has built in tools. It's very hard to monitor native app traffic that is sent over SSL.

When the app is native there no requirement for a third party server.

You, Your mail (provider) server.

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You, the server hosting the web app, your mail (provider) server.