I'm developing an application that interacts with the YouTube API to access playlists on behalf of users. Is there a way to use OAuth 2.0 to specifically specify the ID and name of the playlist that my app can access, rather than granting broader access to all playlists?
1- OAuth Scope Limitations: I understand that OAuth primarily works based on scopes, where specific permissions are granted to an application. However, I couldn't find a way to directly specify individual playlists or their identifiers during the OAuth authorization process.-2 Granularity in Access Control: My goal is to achieve a finer level of granularity in accessing playlists, such that users can authorize access to only specific playlists within their account.-3 Implementation Details: If there's a way to accomplish this through the YouTube API's OAuth flow or by implementing custom logic within my application, I'd appreciate any guidance or examples on how to proceed.Any insights or suggestions on how to handle playlist-specific authorization using OAuth and the YouTube API would be highly valuable. Thank you!