The permission is titled content and info about channels, but this refers to basic information and not the full content of the conversation. This is better explained in the OAuth process if you expand the accordion. We only have the full content of messages you save or send to Akiflow, not all of your messages.

This scope was also approved by Slack who made a thorough review of the app integration, and were deemed appropriate and not too broad. Slack also conducted a penetration test for our app that was considered successful.

You can connect as many Slack accounts as you want!

Akiflow will import only the messages you save from the moment you connect Slack.

To bring in a message you saved before connecting, remove it from your saved items in Slack and add it to saved again, or use the Create a task shortcut on it.

Nothing changes in Slack. Slack doesn't let apps like Akiflow update your To-dos or saved items, so the message stays there until you clear it in Slack.

If you remove a message from your saved items in Slack, the task is marked as done in Akiflow.

If you complete a to-do in Slack's To-dos, nothing changes in Akiflow, because Slack doesn't share To-dos with other apps. Complete the task in Akiflow instead.

Slack doesn't share To-dos with other apps, so completing a to-do and adding it back isn't sent to Akiflow, and the task isn't reopened.

To bring the message back, use the Create a task shortcut on it, or add it to your saved items. If you already completed the task in Akiflow, it's reopened in your Inbox.

When you delete a task on Akiflow, nothing happens to the source task (your Slack message).