I am trying to see if there is a way to configure an application in sendbird ( not the client app but the app configuration at sendbird ) to not allow users to create channels.
We are wanting to manage the users for a channel based on our own system's needs ( mostly around dynamic groups of users and it looks like sendbird does not support such a thing and only has user to channel relations )
By disabling channel creation for users we can write extra logic into our chat client to communicate with our own APIs for adding dynamic groups of users and we then send the requests from out platform to sendbird to add or remove users who belong to those groups for the desired channels or if the groups change on our side when people add and remove users then we can maintain a sync for sendbirds channels to ensure the correct users persist in the channels.
If my understanding is wrong and Sendbird does support dynamic groups then please advise and I will prefer this option else if someone knows how to configure an app for sendbird ( not the client app code but in the configuration of the app at sendbird ) to not allow channel creation by users.
Thanks.
In the SendBird SDK - Authenticated users have access to their own channels only. Furthermore, it is also possible to specifically restrict the create channel method at the individual user level. If you contact SendBird support (support#sendbird.com) they are able to help with this requirement.
Regarding dynamic groups. SendBird has group channels which can have their member lists controlled by SendBird's platform API. This seems to fit with your requirements. New users can be programmatically invited to, or removed from a group channel.
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I have five YouTube channels that are all under one user account (one e-mail address). I can switch between them at will within the YouTube mobile app, YT Studio and so on by using the app's Switch Account function.
I also have developed some processes that will retrieve statistics about my primary channel's videos and store them into a database.
I would like to also retrieve the same information about all my other channels, but I don't seem to be able to do this. Those processes can see only PUBLIC information about the other channels. So unlisted/private videos are skipped, for example. The simple solution would be to create credentials for the other channels of interest and apply those new credentials to the processes, but I don't see a way to create credentials for any account other than the primary on the Google Developer Console
Am I missing something about Developer Console that would allow me to create other sets of credentials for the other channels? Or maybe there's a "switch account" equivalent I'm not aware of? Or what other solution is available for multiple channels?
According to this link, this is the correct forum for my question, but Google seems to be unresponsive more often than not.
I am looking for a solution where a team can contact a single user via chat.
Adding that user to the team and then removing could be a possible solution - but not that good. Also, if team A wants to connect person B and person C separately.
Microsoft Teams allows users to bring bots into their channel or group chat conversations. By adding a bot to a team or chat, all users of the conversation can take advantage of the bot functionality right in the conversation. You can also access Teams-specific functionality within your bot like querying team information and #mentioning users.
Chat in channels and group chats differ from personal chat in that the user needs to #mention the bot.
Please refer below doc:https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/platform/resources/bot-v3/bot-conversations/bots-conv-channel
I want Teams users to use my Bot.
But I don't want to inform the MicrosoftAppId of the Bot for the users.
According to this site : https://msdn.microsoft.com/ja-jp/microsoft-teams/botsadd
I tried the way 1(select Add to Microsoft Teams) and the way 3(Get or create a deeplink)
(I skipped the way 2 since it needs information about MicrosoftAppId)
Those ways worked for users using Teams in Windows PC.
But they never worked for users using Teams in iOS Moblie.
So, how can I solve the problem?
Is there any other way to let the users use my Bot without inform the MicrosoftAppId?
The implicit registration of a bot from mobile device is not supported yet. In order to discover a bot, user need to invoke the bot at least once from desktop client/web.
Alternatively, you could sideload your bot in perticular team by creating an app manifest file. Sideloaded bots can be discovered by all the members by bot name.
I couldn't find information on this. I have an iOS app, written in swift. Firebase is my storage and database place. For now, I authenticate my users with email and password (no social media auth). My question is - is it possible after they've created their account to create many sub accounts? And if so, how do I track those (meaning, which is the primary account and how to switch between them - something like twitter and the way it allows to use multiple accounts and switch between them)?
My goal is to allow each user to have/create multiple accounts, make 1 account primary and the rest would be secondary accounts. Not sure if Firebase allows any of this though. I know this is broad description, but I want to make sure that this is indeed possible before I try to do anything like that. Any ideas?
Is it possible to get all the channels associated with a logged in user account, using youtube's version 3 API (https://developers.google.com/apis-explorer/#p/youtube/v3/).
The nearest call that I can see for YouTube.channels.list
https://developers.google.com/apis-explorer/#p/youtube/v3/youtube.channels.list
I attempt to use this by 'Authorizing the requests using OAuth 2.0' I select part=snippet and mine=true
https://developers.google.com/apis-explorer/#p/youtube/v3/youtube.channels.list?part=snippet&mine=true&_h=1&
but this only brings back the single channel not any of the other channels associated with the account, but the account I'm using has several channels. I need to get all channels for logged in user so I can give them the choice of what channel they are using, especially now google have messed YouTube around with the Google plus integration.
Does anybody know if this is possible?
Found the answer in YouTube's API Blog here:
http://apiblog.youtube.com/2013/06/google-page-identities-and-youtube-api.html
According to this as I'm using Android with OAuth2 there is no native Android account switcher, and
the then the API will choose the “wrong” channel in some cases, or
even no channel (e.g., if the personal account doesn’t have a
channel).
So I've got two options When this happens, the user has two options to specify the correct channel:
Use the Advanced Account Settings tool to select which channel should
be used. This is recommended when a user has one channel they want to
use for all applications.
Set up login credentials for each of their Google+ pages, and specify those > credentials, not their normal Google Account
credentials, for each application that needs access.
Both these options require the user to do something outside the boundary of the Android Application, so both solutions are not usable. Unfortunatly this piece of functionality will have to wait until Android has some better way of switching the channel for the user...
OAuth2 allows login in with only one channel, so that's not possible.
OAuth2 already gives user a choice to pick the channel they want to authorize and give access, so you don't have to implement it anyways.