Using the Google User Account Delete API, four accounts divide a total of 70,000 accounts into 1/4 and proceed with deletion at the same time.
Three of the four accounts were not deleted due to the error shown in the picture below. Delete only one account API proceeds without any problems
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When deleting accounts from the administrator page manually rather than API, the following message sometimes occurs.
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Attempt: Approximately 70,000 accounts will be deleted with 4 accounts
Expected: 4 accounts will delete 70,000 accounts at the same time
Result: Only one account will proceed and the rest will receive an error message
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I have selected the option of "Prevent users from creating multiple accounts". (screen shot attached).
Even then for one of the accounts, I get the following details(screenshot). The email is same but there are 3 different Uid. On top of that 2 uids have the same provider(google).
I visited this link, but I never opted multiple accounts for one email id.
Firebase: One account per email is enabled still, firebase creating multiple accounts with same email
What steps should I take so that there is always only one uid per email.
I'm using Firebase Analytics and User Properties in my app to collect some data and to see how the users are using the app etc.
My app has both Free Version and Pro version. Before hire the Pro version, the user can use the Pro Version as a Trial of 1 month. When the user starts the Free Trial, I'm creating a event named "started_free_trial" and with this event I'm sending a "created_at" event attribute equal to System.currentTimeInMillis().
Now I want to send the cloud notifications from the Firebase console to the users who are using the trial period of Pro version at intervals of 15 days, 25 days and 30 days from the free trial start.
So here are the points what i want to do exactly
Create a Audience of users who started the Trial 15, 25 and 30 days ago. Can I do that? As Firebase provides an option to create audiences but I don't know how to create such type of audience to filter according to my requirement.
I want to send notification to that above created audiences.
I need your help to complete/perform above 2 points.
Looking for positive response.
Thanks
You can't really create an audience based on time the user started using your app, since the audiences are sticky, once a user is in the audience she will remain there forever.
However, instead of targeting to an audience, you can use user property directly to target your notification to users that registered after certain time or before certain time.
Just make you app to store the first start time to user property and the use that as the condition. You can also create other relatewd conditions and combine them.
I am trying to see if its possible to use Firebase to show the number of active users in real time on my shopify site. I also want to show the active users on a single product page if thats possible.
I see the Firebase example code for Presence but it looks like this only works for logged in users. How do I or is it even possible to show the real time user count ignoring whether someone is logged in or not...similar to the real time google analytics count?
The Firebase presence samples (one, two, three) all rely on the Firebase onDisconnect() handling. This method allows you to specify write/delete actions that should happen to your Firebase data on the server, once it detects that the connection to a client has been lost.
A system like this can work fine with using Firebase Authentication, but you need some way to uniquely identify each user. This can be any sufficiently random identifier, or for example the uid generate by Firebase's anonymous authentication. Both serve the same goal: authentication without identifications. That last approach is somewhat similar to how many analytics services work: they give you a unique ID when they first see you and then track you by that ID.
Our company is currently developing an application that requires access to multiple Google Analytics accounts via a single Google Developer user. We were successfully able to add this user to approximately 100 Analytics accounts before we ran into the following error:
Unable to add user to account. The user has reached their maximum number of Analytics accounts.
This error has brought our work to a standstill. We would like to know if there is any work around we can implement or upgrade we can purchase in order to raise this account limit.
Okay, we finally got in touch with someone from Google who was able to help us resolve our problem. The first thing we learned is that a single user can be associated with no more than 100 Google Analytics accounts. Next, we learned that there are only two ways around this limit, you can either raise the limit to 1,000 by purchasing Google Analytics Premium ($150,000 per year) or you use a different user for each block of 100 accounts.
I have created several preconfigured buyers test accounts over the week. Not a single one of the generated bank acount is confirmed. I have gone through the steps on the documentation to no avail. On some of them it errors on the continue button under complete bank setup. It has a Deposit not sent on the Bank Account details above the button. Is says Sorry, an error occurred after you clicked the last link ... We are sorry, we are experiencing temporary difficulties. Please try again later. If this error occurred while making a payment, avoid duplicate payments by checking your Account Overview before resending a payment. I have cleared cookies and all cant move forward. On others I get to do the full submission and get to the end with a congratulations u have confirmed your account. However on the test account site it shows unconfirmed.
Also I cannot purchase a subscription at all with any of the accounts. It says cannot use this card please choose another source of funding.
Thanks for your help
I just tested this set-up. If you create a preconfigured personal buyer account from developer.paypal.com, the bank account should already be confirmed and verified. When you create a preconfigured account make sure to select "Buyer (use to represent your customer's experience)" and not "Buyer In-store (Use to represent your customer's experience with in-store checkout)". The In-store checkout does not give you a confirmed bank account.
When you create a In-store checkout Buyer Account, you will see the following error: Account Created Successfully but failed to add Credit Card and Bank.
To test a merchant transaction, you must use a test Business Account
To test a buyer transaction, you must use a Personal Account