Number of site visits - Firebase & Google Analytics - firebase

In the Firebase Analytics Dashboard, I am able to see data only for signed-in users. I want to see how many people have vistied the website hosted by Firebase. However, I can only see how many signed-in users have visited. Am I missing something?

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Can you restrict viewing access for revenue in Firebase Analytics Dashboard?

Firebase Analytics dashboard has a category that reports the Apps revenue: "How much revenue is your app making?"
Can you prevent dashboard users to see this category?
If not, can you maybe prevent just the Analytics dashboard, but still let a developer user have access to the rest of the features?
I've searched the Firebase roles and permissions, but couldn't find anything that could just prevent the revenue from being seen and also, the Develop role seems to give access to all Analytics statistics.
Nope -- right now, the permissions aren't that granular. It's a good feature request, though. I'll raise it with the team.

Can multiple Google Analytics account have same profile ID?

Is is possible that multiple Google Analytics accounts (e.g abc#gmail.com and xyz#gmail.com) have same profile(view) Id or is it unique across all the Google Analytics accounts?
I am sure that web property is unique (as it is used to collect data from web/app) across multiple GA accounts but I am not sure about the profile IDs.
Here is the use case:
I am developing the web application which allows any user on internet to authorise his/her GA account and extracts the data from GA. The web application uses GA Reporting API V4 and performs caching mechanism based on Google Analytics username (i.e. abc#gmail.com).
Now let's profile ID 123 from abc#gmail.com is shared with xyz#gmail.com and both the users wants to extract the same data for same profile 123 from GA. Now since the caching is done on GA Username, web application will consider it as two different requests but if caching is done on profile id, only one of the two requests will be considered as new request and the other will be served from cached result. That is why I need to know whether GA profile ID is unique across multiple Google Accounts or not considering profile ID is not shared with any other account.
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I have asked the same question to Google Advertiser community. Here is the link for reference.
https://www.en.advertisercommunity.com/t5/Google-Analytics-Account-Access/Can-multiple-Google-Analytics-account-have-same-profile-ID/td-p/888552
Correction:
Google analytics accounts are not based upon a single gmail address.
When abc#gmail.com logs into the Google Analytics website they may have one or more Google Analytics Accounts listed. Google Analytics accounts can be websites or mobile data based. A user can be added to more then one Google analytics account.
Lets say abc#gmail.com has a website. Superwebsite.com they create a google analytics account for tracking of that website. Now abc#gmail.com would like to share the data in that google analytics account with a new employee xyz#gmail.com. abc#gmail.com simply needs to add xyz#gmail.com as a user and they both have access to the Google Analytics account.
Answer:
A google analytics account id looks like this 59183475 and yes is probably unique Globally across all google analytics accounts. Web properties are used to actually insert the data into google analytics and look like this UA-59183475-1 they are also unique globally.
There is no way to know for sure unless you ask someone at Google. However I suspect that profile id is some kind of composite primary key. being that it will be unique across account - web property - profile id. I have no way to prove that its just a guess on how I would create the database personally.

Google Analytics: updating multiple accounts

I have account that has 100 accounts, I've added a Google Service account (I can't use anything else because of 3rd party app limitation) and now I need to allow it to access all of these accounts. Seems there's no way at Google Analytics UI to do that and I will have to manually edit 100 accounts.
Is there any better way to do it? Maybe something like AdWords Editor just for Analytics?
If you have a Google User Account that has access to all the Google Analytics Accounts (which is how I interpret your first sentence) you can bulk edit them via the Google Analytics Management API, and that includes adding users that might or might not be service accounts. A reasonable easy way would be to use a Google Spreadsheet and some Google Apps Script. The script will run as the user that is currently logged in to Google and will be able to access all Analytics account that user has access to.
However you need to have necessary permissions to edit the GA accounts, so if you do not already have an authorized account you will (unsurprisingly) not be able to add one

How do I set up "userid" equivalent view from Google Analytics in Firebase Analytics?

I am trying to use firebase analytics in my iOS app. I have been using Google analytics (GA) before. in GA, just to make sure that I get true user count (i.e. a user who had the app, uninstalls the app and then reinstalls the app, should still be treated as only 1 user), I was using userid view in GA which works well for me.
Per How does Firebase Analytics define a "user" (for purposes of Audience)?, it seems firebase doesn't have such mechanism. So how do I capture this stats in firebase analytics? I could have updated the same question but I still don't have comment access in stack overflow yet.
Thanks,
Abhijit
You can use FirebaseAnalytics.setUserId to set your user IDs. You can then link the account to BigQuery and count distinct users using BigQuery. BigQuery has free tier that should be sufficient for most app.

Track number of user redirected via google ads

Is there any way to check an user is redirected to my site via Google Ads?
I want to track number of user who are redirected via Google Ads and their activities.
I have Google Analytics, Adword added already to my website.
I can track users on my site via Google Analytics only.
You can link your AdWords account to your Analytics account. Once you have done this, you will be able to see how many users came via AdWords in the "AdWords" section of the Acquisition area of Analytics. You'll see which campaigns & ads the users clicked, what key words they used and so on. You can then do all the usual GA filtering and grouping with that data that you usually can with normal visit info.
Hope that helps.

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