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Hello,

I've been using Microsoft Flows for the past 8 months to sync events to my G Suite account, due to the still **bleep**ty support for G Suite in Google Home devices I wanted to switch the sync back to my personal GMail account however it's not possible to set up an connection with a google calendar account.

The error received is the following:

Sign in with Google temporarily disabled for this app; This app has not been verified yet by Google in order to use Google Sign In.

From reading online most posts seem to indicate this to be a problem on the Microsoft side for using old API's?

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v-litu-msft on at

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Hi @Anonymous,

If the connection changing is operating in the original Flow, it is possibly caused by the action is the old version with old API's. If you want to switch account, you can Save as the Flow to create a copied one, then edit the Flow in the copied one:

Delete the action about Google calendar (including trigger);

Recreate the action just deleted, they will last version;

Add a new connection, enter your personal account.

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Community Support Team _ Lin Tu
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ejaffe 10 on at

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I'm having the same issue - I checked with Google support and they think it's on the MSFT side.

I disconnected all of my google calendars, tried signing in in incognito mode, and nothing seemed to do it. What can be done? Thanks!

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@v-litu-msft : Unfortunately not helpful at all 😞

I have already tried all these steps before and they do not resolve the issue. Any -brand new- google connection (whether defining a new workflow or using a new template or not) does not function.

It's literally the Microsoft app that has not been approved by Google for usage for login (literal error message). I've cleared all my existing flows but creating new flows or even just simply creating a connection with Google Calendar will fail.

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ejaffe 10 on at

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Thanks for that. I found another error that says the following:

Error from token exchange: The connection (msmanaged-na/googlecalendar/[my calendar]) is not found. Please create new connection and change your application to use the new connection.

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@ejaffe : I suppose your also trying to setup a brand new connection which is failing, so the error is not helpful in moving us further unfortunately 😞

Funny enough even my G Suite connection that has been working non-stop for the past 8 months, cannot be added again after deleting it in order to get my regular gmail account working.

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ejaffe 10 on at

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Yup, same error as you.

@v-litu-msft - please let us know what we can do? Thanks!

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ejaffe 10 on at

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@Anonymous Good news - I figured it out. Assuming you have superuser permissions, you can whitelist the API.

Tray.io has some excellent documentation for how to do this (available here). The difference is, in step 5 you'll need the MSFT app ID. To get it, once you open up the list of API permissions (step 2), you'll see the apps that have connected to your google account. Click on "calendar," and, in the list, you should see "MicrosoftPowerApps and flows." Grab the App ID, and use that in step 5. Once you've whitelisted that app ID, you should be able to connect your google account again.

Hope this helps!

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This will more than likely work for my G Suite account where I am superuser, but will not fix the issue for regular gmail accounts. For reference, I have performed the steps on my G Suite account and it indeeds fixes the issue on G Suite, however I want to stop synchronising to G Suite and start to my regular Gmail account.

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abraver 2 on at

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I've been trying to follow @ejaffe's instructions, but don't see "MicrosoftPowerApps and flows" listed in the API permissions list—just "Microsoft Apps and Services". Using that entry's App ID and following the rest of the instructions doesn't seem to work—I still get the "temporarily disabled" message.

Any suggestions on how to proceed, or if this issue is going to be resolved?

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v-litu-msft on at

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Hi @Anonymous, @abraver,@ejaffe,

This issue has been reported to Microsoft Automate Development Team, if there are any process, I will reply to you as soon as possible.

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Community Support Team _ Lin Tu
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