I have 15 entries on my OAuth 2.0 client IDs list on Google Cloud Platform console, associated with my application.
I need only one, and it does have a proper name, but 14 others have name "New Actions on Google App".
I was requested to delete unneeded client IDs by a OAuth2 approval team.
But, when I am attempting to delete them, I am getting an error:
Error
You do not have permission to perform this action.
Tracking Number: c602996690
There is a link to Send Feedback. I did send feedback, but there is no reply.
I do not know where these entries came from. I am requested to delete them to get approved. I need to be go through the approval, because I am requesting certain sensitive content. Unfortunately, I cannot delete those entries, and I do not see any ways to contact Google.
Any suggestions, please? Or, pointers who I should contact?
Thanks
Artchil Gogava
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What I did:
I developed a Telegram bot using TelegrafJS framework. This bot allow the user to subscribe to a paid channel, this channel is privated.
So after that the payment is completed, the bot send the invitation link to let the user join to the channel.
The problem
Now suppose that the paying user send the invitation link to another user (who didn't pay), the non-paying user will get the access to the paid channel as if it paid.
Before thinking of a solution, it's necessary to know the limit about the invitation links of Telegram:
It's not possible to add a user to a channel without invite link;
It's not possible to create a single-use invite link;
It's not possible to create a personal invite link (that only one user can use);
Invite links are cached on Telegram servers and become unstable if you reset them too fast (try resetting a link 2-3 times in 10 seconds using your Telegram app — you'll understand what I mean).
What I thought as solution
I thought to show the invite link behind an inline button, so the user will see CLICK HERE button for 3 seconds then this will be revoked and another link will be created. This doesn't remove the problem of access to the paying channel without pay a subscription, but it makes life for unfair users more difficult.
Possible other problem: When the user click on the link got:
Sorry, this channel doesn't seem to exist.
This means that the invite link to the channel is unstable at the moment. It usually happens after clicking Join several times in row OR if multiple users are trying to join at the same time.
Too many attempts, please try again later
It means that the user has clicked on too many invalid invite links recently. Most likely, he had a lot of messages "Sorry, this channel doesn't seem to exist" right before this one or joined too many channels/groups in a row.
Conclusion
Is there a more secure way to handle this?
Given the limitations of the Telegram API, the best option I can think of is having a unique link which redirects to your bot's invite link.
The bitly API might be something cool to look at for this.
As for now (Since March 9, 2021) there is a number of methods available to working with limited chat/channel invite links.
You can use createChatInviteLink method to create unique invite link limited to join certain users number.
Please refer to the official Telegram Bot API documentation.
How about you generate a link with an expire time on the website where only paid users have access. When they click on the link your Server responds the invite link with a 302 redirect Response.
Example: [Join telegram] https://myserver.com/generateInviteLink?expiretime={Date.now}+10minutes
Response
Http 302 location: T.me/invite/key
When the request time is < expiretime, otherwise you throw an error
The endpoint generateinvitelink should be pw protected aswell. And the Key should be encrypted
I know that an User who is tracking it's http requests will be able to get to the URL but for some users it would work.
Through userbot API your bot can act as a user who is the creator (unlimited admin) of the secret channel. So, this admin can watch the channel's log of subscribers joining/leaving this channel. This log lasts for 24 hours. As soon as the invited user has joined the secret channel, the joinchat-Button can be deleted, and the joinchat URL can be revoked. ElseIf other users join this secret channel, they can be kicked.
You can count number of members in your private chat (channel or group), when count=count+1 create a new invite link.
Well why not you add them personally from add member option. Ask them to open their privacy setting for a minute and add them. Keep your link private no one will know.
I have a private extension in the chrome web store. This extension is for users and devices who are managed via the Google Admin / GSuit system.
When in use, the extension contacts the GSuit / big data servers to log data. To tell my customers appart, I get them to type in a unique customer ID into each of their chromebooks, one ID per customer.
This was ok, but I would like to automate the system. Can I send down the customer ID instead of getting them to type it in ?
I thought of using the Asset-ID to identify the chromebook - but I cant find any way to extract the asset-id in my extension to allow the device to send it back to the server !
I thought of using one of the free text policy settings - but I can't get access to those in the app either !
I don't want to use email address as some of my smaller customers use gmail, so they would all get clumped together.
As an account administrator, you can first try retrieving a user using a userKey which can be the user's primary email address, the unique user id, or one of the user's alias email addresses. A successful Users:get request will return users resource including customerID.
Then, with the customerID, you may now get the assetID by retrieving all chrome devices for an account. Use GET request and include the authorization described in Authorize requests.
Here's the sample request:
GET https://www.googleapis.com/admin/directory/v1/customer/my_customer or customerId/
devices/chromeos?projection=basic or full&query=query
&orderBy=orderBy category&sortOrder=ascending or descending order
&pageToken=token for next results page
&maxResults=max number of results per page
Response for this request will include annotatedAssetId.
Also, View Chrome device information might also help.
I have user id's of very few instagram public accounts . All I need to do is to get the follower count information of those accounts . In the developer page they are talking about building an app and authorizing it with the users and getting some tokens and then getting the permitted information from that account . How can I get the follower count of those accounts ? Is it possible to get it without authorization from that account? What if I want to get more information like the media and likes etc?( I couldn't find many pointers in this direction)
In my practice I have not seen any api, that will provide you user personal info without token, instagram too. So you must to create login via instagram, where you will ask about some permissions from user, then if user will provide them you will be able to make requests with token and simply get media information, likes and followers. The only question is to ask user about this all permissions. It's no so hard, you need to do something like this
1.Get user token https://www.instagram.com/oauth/authorize/?client_id=377e67cfbfe840e19a903aa5ea8dbe10&redirect_uri=http://127.0.0.1/&response_type=token&scope=likes+comments+relationships+public_content+follower_list
2. then do requests, for example '/users/self/media/liked', to request this you need to provide access_token which you received in first step and signature.
Like a little example, you can try to look at this code https://github.com/zhorzhz/instagram_api.git. There you will find steps which I said and also some more request examples.
Hope it will help you
Today I have created one account and made it as sandbox users list now I made a request (https://api.instagram.com/v1/users/self/media/recent/?access_token=ACCESS-TOKEN) now I am unable to get comment data from instagram api response.
I am able to get number of comments count but not able to get the comment data.
Am I missing while making authentication or do we need any particular access permissions required?
I have provisioned a number of accounts to users for my domain.
I need to send out some reminders to inactive users, as information is being delivered to their accounts online, and if they are not logging in, they could be missing the information.
Is there any way for me to retrieve the last logged in time for a user or group of users within a Google App Script framework?
There is no way to get that information for now, you could raise an enhancement request on the issue tracker, the only thing you can get to know is whether or not a domain user has logged in once and agreed the terms of usage