I want to use Goole Login for Organization (internal use)
But I have login saperately IPs (Computer & Mobile phone) with 2 accounts
But not have any limit counter change, it show only "0" used
I want to know.
"How count Google oauth limit"
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What I'm trying to do is, establishing a link between a user 1 and my website and their Google Calendar account.
As soon as another user 2 accept's user 1's request it should automatically sync user 2's birthday to user 1's Google Calendar and user 1's birthday to user 2's Calendar.
How can I make this possible with Google Calendar API ?
What you need to remember is that Google Calendar data is private user data. In order to access private user data like a users Google Calendar account you need the users permission. To do that we use Oauth2.
Both user one and user two will need to authencate your application and grant your application consent to write to their google calendar.
When you create your application, you register it using the Google API Console. Google then provides information you'll need later, such as a client ID and a client secret.
Activate the Google Calendar API in the Google API Console. (If the API isn't listed in the API Console, then skip this step.)
When your application needs access to user data, it asks Google for a particular scope of access.
Google displays a consent screen to the user, asking them to authorize your application to request some of their data.
If the user approves, then Google gives your application a short-lived access token.
Your application requests user data, attaching the access token to the request.
If Google determines that your request and the token are valid, it returns the requested data.
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Is it feasible to get user's contact/mobile number after logging in with twitter? If yes, Is there any case that we can’t get mobile number example if user set mobile number secured or private or user didn’t enter mobile number at the time of twitter registration.
Thanks for any suggestion.
I am using google's oauth2 to allow users to register/login into my site (php library). The first time a user attempts to login I get the user's email address and google+ id which are provided by the Google OAuth2 API (with the user's permission).
In a different part of the site I need some information from the user's youtube channel. I am using the incremental authorization to get the extra permissions as it is recommended (and described here: https://developers.google.com/identity/protocols/OAuth2WebServer#incrementalAuth ).
The problem is that I don't have a unique identifier for the user between the calls, in order to keep track of him/her in my side of the application. A user, for example might have multiple youtube channels and each one can be associated with a different google+ account/id and a different email address, which most of the time is not a real address but a provided email with the format 'username-XXXX#plus.google.com'.
I was wondering if google's apis can return a unique identifier for the 'parent' account of a user across different apis.
Thanks in advance.
The question seems duplicated, yet it's not. The question seems silly and it is. If I want to search for a certain word in tweets, I would send a request to the Twitter API. I can send the request:
Using user authentication: which requires logged in user.
Using application authentication: which doesn't require a logged in user and uses an application ID (public and private keys).
Now, Facebook, Twitter and other social networks for that matter provides API Rate Limit per user and per application (globally). Suppose that I want to search for the word "stackoverflow" from two application instances (one on iOS and the other on Android). Is the API limit divided on both of them? or each has its own full limit?
For example, assume that social network "X" provides up to 150 requests/app/15 min window. Do I have that 150 requests for each running instance of the application or I have a total of 150 requests for all instances?
Hope I made it clear enough.
Found the answer here: Question about app-only auth and rate limits for an iOS app in API v1.1
The number of users or "instances of use" of your application are not figured in to rate limits for app-only auth. A method with a limit of 180 requests per 15 minute window is intrinsic to your application, regardless of whether it's on device A, device B, device C, website 1, website 2.
I'm busy with identifying my website's users via single sign on OAuth providers.
The key is email, so I would like to get a list here of services who provides email.
Twitter, viadeo, linkedin doesn't gives email even with granted access to user's details.
Right now, I'm ok for facebook and live ID.
Which other services based on OAuth are used ??
Going after big companies may be a good idea...
Google has a lot of services used by many people, there are also companies using google apps and all their employees have a valid google account! => They provide oAuth
Microsoft has MSN Live, a few years ago it's predecessor Instante
Messenger was included in Windows, also used by many people! => They
provide oAuth
Facebook has 845 million monthly active users and 483 million daily
active users users => They provide oAuth
I would go after these three as they're big players on their areas and all of them provide oAuth.
I would say the important ones are facebook, google, yahoo and maybe myopenid