After October 12, the existing AdSense API version 1.4 is not supported, and I tried to switch to the AdSense API version 2, so it is difficult. We would appreciate it if you could provide more details about the update process.
You can check the release notes to get a sense of everything that is different in v2.
If you're using a Google client library, there are updated examples for v2 here.
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Your app com.reel version code 4 includes SDK com.stripe:stripe-android, 14.2.1 which facilitates the transmission or collection of personal and sensitive information. Such behavior must comply with Google Play's Prominent Disclosure & Consent Requirements and applicable privacy policy requirements as described in the User Data policy.
Starting from July 12, 2021 midnight (UTC), new app releases containing this SDK version that do not meet the Prominent Disclosure & Consent Requirements per the User Data policy will be rejected. You may consider upgrading to 16.9.0, which the SDK provider has recommended for use instead. Please consult the SDK provider for further information.
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Let me Know what is wrong in this I am getting above warning from the play store for the stripe message. React native
Till version 14.2.1 Stripe SDK is not compliant with Google Play's Prominent Disclosure & Consent Requirements. They removed non compliant code from version 14.3.0.
So you should not have this issue anymore using version >= 14.3.0.
Source: https://github.com/stripe/stripe-android/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md#1421---2020-03-26
I'm upgrading my extensions to manifest v3 however the API documentation and migration documentation is less than useful in most cases. Yet the manifest v3 have been enabled on Chrome version 88.
Can someone provide the chrome.favicon API documentation, please?
According to the document "coming soon".^^
they said to build the new API this api, but it seems like they forget to build it.
I found it very hard to understand what exactly will be disabled at the end of March 2020.
Instagram says that they will disable legacy api but I don't know how to check if it will affect my app. My app use endpoints like:
- /v1/users/self/follows?access_token
to check if user is a follower or similar to check user hashtags.
Documentation is very confusing for me. Please help
According to this post on Facebook's developer blog:
With this migration, the Basic Permission for Instagram Legacy API Platform will be deprecated on March 2, 2020.
(later changed to March 30)
The deprecation of the Basic Permission for the legacy API means that calls to the legacy API will no longer work at all. So you can no longer make calls to /v1/users/self/follows?access_token as of April 1, 2020. There are relatively significant changes in the new graph API as to what you can access and what permissions are needed to access it. A good overview of how to get going on their consumer "Basic Display API" is here:
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/instagram-basic-display-api
I have the OData url and login/password and I want to connect using Python 3.5.The previous posts in stackoverflow (using Pyslet) do not help as all are Python 2.7 specific.
OData-py is “OData provider for Google App Engine Datastore”. Unfortunately, it can be used only in google app engine, has several limitations, and is not maintained since 2011.
The Pyslet master on GitHub does now work with Python 3.5 but it doesn't support OData 4 yet. There is a project underway to add v4 support, you can track progress here https://github.com/swl10/pyslet/projects
As the author of Pyslet, I estimate that client support would be available around late 2017-Q3.
I have a client that has Google Maps using JavaScript API v2 on their websites, which will eventually be deprecated (discontinued/not supported) until May 19, 2013 according to
https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/v2/introduction
I just like to know what are the impacts on the website if I do not yet upgrade my code to JavaScript API v3 by May 19? e.g. Will my Google Map API v2 stop working (because Google has taken v2 API offline)
I ask this question because I have 6 websites that needs to be upgraded to API v3 and may not meet the deadline by May 19.
Thanks
One possible implication is Google Web Toolkit, which is not (and will not) be supported in Google Maps v3. If you have a complex, large site built with GWT, using v2 and you haven't already rewritten your site.. you may be up the creek.