.GNOME Online Accounts can restrict which features providers can use You can use the new `goa.conf` file in the system configuration directory, usually named `/etc/goa.conf`, to limit what features each provider can use. In the `goa.conf` file, the group name defines the provider type, and the keys define boolean switches to disable the respective features. If you do not set any key or section for a feature, the feature is enabled. For example, to disable the mail feature for Google accounts, use the following setting: [literal] ---- [google] mail=false ---- You can use the `all` special section name to cover every provider. The value in the specific provider has precedence, if it exists and contains a valid boolean value. Note that some combinations of disabled features can lead to incomplete or invalid accounts being read by the GOA users, such as the Evolution application. Always test the changes first. Restart the GNOME Online Accounts for the changed configuration to take effect.