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"Applications can no longer access your Online Account"

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As soon as I start my computer this message appears:

Applications can no longer access your [email protected] Online Account

Choose Online Accounts from the user menu to reinstate access to this account.

So I open Online Accounts, enter the password and it gets connected.

But when I restart the computer, the same message comes up. I have repeated the process three times but no use.

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answered 1 Year ago eighethod · Accepted Answer

If you turn off the "Access your Google Calendar" option under Evolution Data Server the account will stay authorised after you restart your computer. Admittedly this solution isn't ideal especially if you use google calendar but it at least partly fixes the problem and removes the need to reauthorised on every restart.

Google Account Applications

And press again "Grant access" if comes to the top-bar. Changing only the option is not enough, which it asks at least with 2-step authentication.