I recently moved from country A to B and cannot access my old phone number to get SMS. I am using work or school account in MS Authenticator. How can I change the phone number to new one.
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I was wondering if anyone can clarify a Firebase Authentication API limit for me as I am a little confused.
I am developing a website that is storing the user registrations (email/password login details) in the Firebase Authentication so I don't have to store them in my local db.
I can see from their documentation that on the "Spark Plan" (free plan) I can have 49,999 Monthly Active Users and then any extra is charged. This is fine. Registered User Accounts is unlimited. This is fine. I am only using Firebase Authentication and it is purely Email/Password login - no email verifications, no SMS etc just pure Email/Password login.
What I don't understand is the following on their website:
Instrumentless Limit:
Tier 1 Daily Active Users | 3000 per day
What exactly does the above mean/restrict? Can only 3000 users login per day?
Their pricing calculator doesn't mention this, it only asks about Monthly Active Users, to which I enter say 30,000 and it calculates $0.00 monthly charge. But I don't want to go to far to be then restricted that my 30,000 Monthly Users can only allow 3000 of them per day to login.
A little confused. Hoping someone who know this stuff can advise.
Many thanks for your time.
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I think I worked out my confusion if this helps anyone else with the same confusion. I just wasn't reading the docs correctly.
Firebase Authentication now has the Identity Platform (Google).
If you stick with the "Spark Plan" (100% free) then you get a new restriction of 3000 Daily Active User logins.
If you upgrade to the "Blaze Plan" (Pay as You Go) then you get 49,999 free Monthly Active Users (a single user can login in as many times as they want in a month and that is classed as 1 Monthly Active User) and after 49,999 then you pay per user.
So, Identity Platform for the Spark Plan is Daily Active User limits (3000) and Blaze Plan is Monthly Active Users (49,999) - for free.
Hope this helps anyone else.
I have an Firebase application that allow user to sign in with google account, or sign in by phone.
Assume user signed with Google.
In the next sigining, it tried sign with phone (A number that connected to its account),
I can't indicate that it is the same user. I think it is a new user.
But Google has the information that it is same account.
Is there a way I can know it?
(Google people API is not a good option.
Because it give me only the phone user has entered here: https://myaccount.google.com/profile
That it is not in wide use.
And it is not give me the recovery phone number)
I don't have to know the number of each user.
Only to know if phone X is connected to user Y.
I want to use firebase for backend as a service for my college project.
Docs are well elaborated but I have doubt in understanding what is the meaning of 10,000 phone auth per month. If one user login multiple times in a month is it considered as 1 auth or the number of times the user login.
Also, what is the limit of email authentications?
If I use sign-in with google or facebook is that is going to be counted in email authentication?
For Firebase Authentication's phone provider it is common that the user only signs in once, and not each time they start the app.
There is no documented limit on email authentication calls, although there is (undocumented) abuse protection.
Hi I have a customer who is using Universal Analytics on their web page and then when you click on a link it goes into their app that is using measurement protocol.
They UA code is the same but the CID changes.
Example website:
cid=1387132168.1487081747
When i get into the app with the same browser
cid=47d9e140-f6ed-41c2-bd2d-9f3fb91df6b2
I suspect that Google Analytics starts a new user and session when the CID changes and just need some confirmation that that is the case.
The field Cid anonymously identifies a particular user, device, or browser instance. For the web, this is generally stored as a first-party cookie with a two-year expiration. For mobile apps, this is randomly generated for each particular instance of an application install.
You might consider seeing if you cant figure out how to assign a Uid and send that around between the web and mobile apps Uid will override cid.
Cid and Uid are both used to denote specific users and sessions. So yes if it changes its a different session.
I Am new to twilio. I am not able to verify a number however I have funds in my account and using the plug-in ACT Click2Call. Can any one help me to verify the number over there?So that I can add the outgoing numbers to the plug-in settings?