Google has changed its OAuth authorization screen to have a granular consent screen allowing users to choose or not choose each permission or scope manually. With granular permissions, consumers get more fine-grained control over what account data they choose to share with each app. By letting users grant access to specific data, Google aims to minimize data exposure, bolster trust, and empower users with privacy-first control over their digital lives.
A granular permission consent screen would be displayed to users when applications request more than one non-Sign-In scope. Users can select which permissions they want to approve to share with the application. 

Below is an illustration of how the Google Account Authorization process used to look like before vs how the Account Authorization process will look after the integration of Granular Consent Screen!

Within Sprinklr, the above changes bringing in granular consent screens as a part of account authorization impacts YouTube account addition. Hence whenever a user is adding YouTube accounts in Sprinklr, user will have the access to grant access to necessary permissions.

Hence, to leverage Sprinklr functionalities to their fullest, please go through the following mandatory permissions which are necessary to be granted at the time of Account Addition.

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