I want to use a user's voice as his password to authenticate him. I have googled and found many third party API's providing solutions for voice authentication. I have 2 questions however,
Does iOS SDK provide support to make voice authentication system using built-in API's e.g. CoreAudio etc.?
Are there any third party API's which don't require voice recordings to be uploaded to there server for authentication. (I want the app to work without internet)?
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My goal is to retrieve Google Voice voicemail audio messages and download them.
On May 27, 2015 - Google permanently disabled the ClientLogin API for Google Voice and encouraged migration to OAuth2.0.
I created a project in the Google Developers Console, but I was unable to identify the API that should be used. I am not alone (Google voice PHP OAuth 2.0).
It seems unlikely to me that Google would permanently disable the Google Voice ClientLogin API without having a working solution available -
especially since they deprecated the GV ClientLogin API more than 2 years ago and left it available for use for so long afterwards.
After further research, I discovered that the GMail API permits downloading of attachments.
Theoretically, if I set Google Voice to forward all Voicemails to GMail, I could download the audio file using the GMail API
(gmail.users.messages.attachments.get).
NOTE: I am not certain that this will work! I worry it may not because when you click on Play Message in Gmail, it forwards to the Google Voice
page - where you can choose to download the message. It seems this approach may result in needing a Google Voice API as well.
How are we supposed to retrieve Google Voice voicemail audio messages and download them using OAuth2.0?
I own a Google Voice app for Windows 8 (GVoice) which very recently broke due to the removal of ClientLogin. From my research it looks like there is now no longer a programmatic way to authenticate to Google Voice. ClientLogin is gone, and Google Voice is not a select-able API in Google's (OAuth) Developer Console.
I'm going to interpret this question as "how do I programmatically access Google Voice now that the ClientLogin service is no longer available?"
My app uses the unofficial google-voice-java API, and that API also broke in June 2015 when the ClientLogin service stopped working.
I was able to get it working again by having it log in using a different method, but not with OAuth 2.0. See the comment thread for issue 60 (see comments 6 and 9 in particular) for an outline of the solution.
I'm looking into making a new app which integrates heavily with Twitter, and I'm trying to find out if the Accounts and Social framework is capable of that.
It's worked in the past for basic calls, but it's not stated anywhere what its limits are - can it be used for a full-blown Twitter app?
Integrating with Twitter manually, I know involves asking the user to sign in, and means a cap of 100k tokens. Are there any caveats of using the Social framework instead?
You can use the API without users signing in to view most everything. Read the docs: https://dev.twitter.com/rest/public/search
I want to use Firebase with a BlackBerry 10 Native + Cascades App.
The problem is Firebase has no libraries for BlackBerry 10. I have done some research saying that I can use the REST API, but I cannot find anywhere on how to do email or facebook login via pure REST. Everything involves downloading the Javascript API which I cannot do as QML support with JS is giving me issues.
Does anyone have any ideas or suggestions?
By definition, you can't do authentication via REST. It requires that a user log into a third party service and enter credentials (not possible without a UI). You could create your own UI for authentication and generate your own custom tokens.
Once you have a token, you can pass that to the REST API by adding ?auth= to the URL.
Google released nice feature called Over-The-Air Installs. But documentation has example only for google's sign-in button.
Checked Google API PHP Client and it doesn't have anything related. Tried adding apppackagename and app_package_name to authorization url - didn't help. Another problem is that Google doesn't enable this feature for all clients.
Is it possible to use it via oauth triggered on server-side? Does Google somehow indicate that you're allowed to use this feature?
It is currently not possible to trigger Over-The-Air Installs using the server-side flow. It is recommended that you use the client-server flow as described and demonstrated in the quick-start sample apps instead of using a server-side flow.
You can direct users to install the app at the conclusion of your install by linking to your app in the play store. From the play store, the user could still install your app directly to their device, it would just not happen in the sign-in dialog.
Even hybrid client-server flow needs to implement the "sign-in button" to your page...
https://developers.google.com/+/web/signin/server-side-flow
https://developers.google.com/+/web/signin/client-to-server-flow
Don't know why Google is doing this way!
I want to develop a lib for twitter which can achieve SSO and can display the name of app which uses this lib during APP authorization.
I know you can do this in apple using twitter framework, but I want to do this in Non-Apple platforms.
Any ideas please?
You could do this leveraging the OAuth capabilities available from Twitter. You could leverage a user's Web session if they are already signed in to twitter.com. See: https://dev.twitter.com/docs/auth
Any native (mobile) application SSO capabilities would depend on what the Twitter native application makes available. I'm not aware of any - but Facebook does offer such features: https://www.facebook.com/help/mobile/singlesignon