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- Requirements for providing login credentials for app access
This may include standard login credentials for testing purposes, an active demo account details such as a username and password for a pre-configured account, or any other access resources such as QR codes or specific instructions for accessing restricted areas of your app
- Get started with the Google Auth Platform
The Google Auth Platform is where you manage your apps and OAuth credentials for calling Google APIs and using Sign-in with Google Visit the overview page of the Google Auth Platform to get started with your first application or manage your existing applications
- Setting up API keys - API Console Help
Click Create credentials and then select API key Note: In addition to reading the instructions on this page, be sure to read Best practices for securely using API keys
- Manage APIs in the API Console - Google Help
The is where you enable and disable APIs, manage and view traffic data, and set up authentication The console is also where you manage billing for the Google APIs that you use Enable and disable
- Setting up OAuth 2. 0 - API Console Help
On the left, click Credentials Click New Credentials, then select OAuth client ID Note: If you're unsure whether OAuth 2 0 is appropriate for your project, select Help me choose and follow the instructions to pick the right credentials Select the appropriate application type for your project and enter any additional information required
- Credentials, access, security, and identity - API Console Help
Credentials, access, security, and identity Each request to an API that is represented in the console must include a unique identifier Unique identifiers enable the console to tie requests to specific projects to monitor traffic and enforce quotas Google supports two mechanisms for creating unique identifiers:
- Prevent cookie theft with session binding (beta) - Google Help
Prevent cookie theft with session binding (beta) As an administrator, you can enhance the security of your users' online sessions by implementing Device Bound Session Credentials (DBSC) DBSC is designed to prevent session hijacking, also commonly known as cookie theft
- What to do when correct credentials needed shows up on your gmail
Same problem here I get a notofication that credentials are needed when I try to send an email from my android tablet I receive emails just fine It wants the smtp info and the port even though that all info is already there I wonder if it has anything to do with the latest software update installation I did a few days ago
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