im trying to finish the YouTube API Services compliance review for our iOS app.
We resolved all open requests from YouTube a while ago. Sadly we cant reach our YouTube Service compliance review editor anymore. Applying again fails always with the comment that we submitted an irrelevant form. The Google support sent us here to get help.
Can somebody of the Google YouTube team give us further instruction how to resolve this issue.
Thanks :)
Sven
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We have a mobile app and our users got a
"sign in with google temporarily disabled for this app"
When they tried to login their YouTube account with iOS (There's no problem with Android devices).
We submitted a verification request long time ago, and we got from YouTube an email (May 26th 2020),(May 26th 2020):
"Hi Adam,
Thanks for working with us on the YouTube API Services compliance review. We have completed your review and do not require any further actions from you at this time.
We may reach out again to re-review your API Client for compliance with YouTube API Services Terms and Policies.
We appreciate your time working with us on this and please continue to comply with the YouTube API Services Terms and Policies."
Since then, nothing had changed and our app hasn't been verified yet, and our users can't connect with their youtube accounts.
What can we do? We are just waiting and we don't even know how to contact YouTube and ask about our specific case/project.
Thanks you,
Adam.
sign in with google temporarily disabled for this app
Means that your application has not been verified by google. You need to go through the verification process.
You can use a project for development without verification. However there are some limitations (more information here). Basically, you have now reached the limit of 100 users accessing the application.
If you still havent heard anything from google after they say they have verified your application I think the only thing you can do is to submit it again and double check that you are using a client that was created under the project that you requested verification for there's really nothing else you can do.
Seriously, how do I do this? I've looked and Googled for two days, and it's not there.
I'm trying to sell an app through the Google Web Store. It is a packaged off-line app, with a custom server backend.
I think to do this I need the Licensing API, and that says I need an OAuth Token. I'm following these instructions to get the token.
Here are screenshots of my view of the Chrome App in the Developer Dashboard. My app's id is: lhhdccfgjpdaidjegbioednlnlidefno
I figured out app needs to be "public" to get the "Change Pricing"
button. Ok. Changed it to Chrome Web Store Payments.
After setting the pricing to Chrome Web Store Payments, I publish the app publicly,
but no OAuth token link appears. I don't see an option for this in
any of the UI.
How do I use the Licensing API with a packaged app?
Please help!
Mike
thanks everyone who read/answered this. The missing piece was here:
https://developer.chrome.com/apps/app_identity
Chrome has a browser API to call to get the token. There is no need to get it from the Developer Dashboard, hence I couldn't find it. I think much of the documentation is out of date and written before Chrome had the browser API for this.
This URL is likely a good example even for subscriptions. https://developer.chrome.com/webstore/one_time_payments
Thanks for your help!
Mike
I am trying to integrate with Fandango. I registered and created an API key on the portal, but the API key status is showing as "waiting" for two days.
I get an error like
Developer Inactive error.
Fandango's API is now being managed and run by Gracenote. They no longer have a public API, and will not allow applications direct access unless there will be "significant ticket sales". Their affiliate program is being funnelled through CJ Affiliate. More information about the affiliate program can be found here, and more information about Gracenote can be found here. I hope this helps!
Fandango does not currently have a public API. There used to be a forum and somebody had asked about this. This is from memory, but they stated that they currently only offer the API to partners. Registration seems to be disabled now.
In the link, "Check out a summary of what we can help you offer your customers below." also suggests they only work with companies.
First off, thank you all for your time and help.
Basically before the recent changes to YouTube, I was working with the YouTube API on a website that would allow users to reply to comments from my own website. Before the changes this was available through the YouTube Data API version 2.0. My question is, is there any way to still do this? A quick search on Google leads me to believe this is no longer possible (https://developers.google.com/youtube/2.0/developers_guide_protocol_comments).
However my understanding is with the new YouTube changes a user needs a Google+ account to reply to comments (I'm pretty ignorant on this subject, so please correct me if I'm wrong). I was wondering if the Google+ API had a way to reply to YouTube comments.
Or if anyone else knows a way to reply to a YouTube comment from another website, please let me know!
Thank you!
"replying directly to comments via the YouTube API is no longer supported. At this time, there's no way of replying to a new-style comment via the YouTube API." [Link]
EDIT: It is not possible at the current time, though they are bring out a new messaging API "later this year".
Rephrasing of the question:
Using the youtube api v 3.0 with oauth, when the user is sent to login, they have more than one option: e.g. the linked youtube account and the google account. The two different logins (access tokens) have different access to the api. I need the ability to just sent the user to log in to their proper youtube account (if they have one). How can my app do this? The user currently will have no idea which option they are supposed to choose, even if the app might be able to tell which they have chosen afterwards.
https://accounts.google.com/o/oauth2/auth?response_type=code&client_id=1056190619576.apps.googleusercontent.com&redirect_uri=urn:ietf:wg:oauth:2.0:oob&scope=https:%2F%2Fwww.googleapis.com%2Fauth%2Fyoutube
original phrasing of the question:
OK, this is getting really really confusing. My youtube account uses a gmail, so I think that it is safe to say that it is linked to my google account (if such a thing linkage does exist). A couple of days ago I was on youtube, and the web site roped me into giving my youtube account its own google+ account (as far as I could tell). My gmail/google account does not have google+. Anyway, shortly thereafter I undid the linking of a google+ account to the channel. Ominously, at this point youtube indicated that this was only temporary.
And the net effect of this is: I can't use the youtube api with the youtube account. It says nolinkedyoutubeaccount .
So, the youtube api seems unusuable to me. This confusion is enough to make a person's head spin. But can anyone suggest a solution to get my account working with the api again?
Edit: I have managed to reproduce the error (more or less) with a newly opened youtube account. More here: https://code.google.com/p/gdata-issues/issues/detail?id=4860
These blog posts should help explain what's going on
http://apiblog.youtube.com/2013/06/google-page-identities-and-youtube-api.html
http://youtubecreator.blogspot.com/2013/04/using-google-page-identity-on-youtube.html
Based on what you describe, I think things are working as intended, but you do need to be careful to ensure that you select the correct channel when going through the OAuth 2 flow.