XDRIVE PERSONAL

Personal project · Application information

A dedicated Drive folder.
Devices you control.

This personal XDRIVE application uses Google Drive to exchange encrypted transport data between an owner's device and their own server.

Owner's device ⇄ Dedicated Google Drive folder ⇄ Owner's server

What the application does

XDRIVE is a transport in Xray-core. Both endpoints access the same dedicated Drive folder, writing and reading small files to carry encrypted network traffic. This application is configured for the owner's personal use.

Why Google Drive access is requested

The application needs to create, read, update, list and delete its transport files. This setup requests the full Google Drive scope because it accesses a dedicated folder through the Drive API. That permission can technically access all files in the authorized account; the configuration uses a separate account and a dedicated transport folder.

Authorization happens on Google's own website. This information site does not ask for a Google password, accept OAuth callbacks or store credentials.

Control stays with the owner

The owner can stop the application and revoke its Google access at any time. Read the privacy policy for details about data use, retention and revocation, or the terms of use for the project's scope.

Project information: Xray-core. For support, use the project owner's support address displayed on the Google OAuth consent screen.