I have a primary GMail mail account (e.g.; Private@gmail.com) which I use to communicate with my close friends and family members, to which my Youtube account with a lot of personal and ideological videos are tied up (As far as I know, anyone can visit my channel by simply visiting www.youtube.com/user/Private). I have another account (e.g.; Public@gmail.com) for giving any people who want my mail address. I forwarded incoming mails Public@gmail.com to Private@gmail.com, so that I don't need to check it very often.Today, during a job interview, I had to login Public to send a file, and people were looking at my screen. It became a stressful situation when that message appeared. I had a very difficult time trying to hide it.I understand that this is required for the security of average user, but isn't there a way of completely hiding it? How do I tell GMail that I can handle my own security?
How do I remove the notification You have granted access to your account to xxxxxxxx@gmail.com?
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