Does Google OAuth2 provide a deauthorization callback?

Does Google OAuth2 provide a deauthorization callback mechanism, and if so, how can developers implement this functionality to handle user revocation requests effectively and ensure seamless integration with their applications?

Yes, Google OAuth2 does provide a deauthorization callback mechanism. Developers can implement this functionality to handle user revocation requests effectively and ensure seamless integration with their applications.

To implement a deauthorization callback, you need to follow these steps:

Set Up the Callback URL: Define a callback URL in your application where the deauthorization response will be sent by Google.

Handle the Callback: Implement a handler in your application to process the deauthorization response. This handler should verify the response and take appropriate actions, such as revoking access tokens and updating user permissions.

Use the Google API Client Library: Utilize the Google API Client Library for your preferred programming language to simplify the implementation of the deauthorization callback.

Test the Implementation: Thoroughly test the deauthorization callback to ensure it works correctly and handles user revocation requests as expected.