Hello does anyone know what are those projects I found them on my google account. Picture is attached.
Projects
Those projects are the belonging to your organization, that's the reason why you're seeing them in the "all" section.
if you want to lists all active projects, where the active account has Owner, Editor, Browser or Viewer permissions. Projects are listed in alphabetical order by project name please follow the instructions in this link.
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I am a beginner to Firebase as I've had a project (web-app) built for me by a developer on Fiverr.
Said website is hosted on firebase and connected to a custom domain.
The ownership has been transferred to me and I now own the project and it's custom website domain.
If thereotically a developer I work with in future wanted to "take over" my site is there any other protections I can put in place?
I just dont know if what I've mentioned above is enough.
Near project overview, you have an icon ⚙ > Project settings > User and Permissions. There should be your email address with role as owner. If there is a programmer, you can just remove him. But remember, you might not find a second one willing to change something in this code. And if you do, it might cost more.
If you're afraid he might be hacked and someone will delete your project, speak with him and give him a viewer role and just change it when you need some changes on your app.
I am creating a new agent in Dialogflow, and was asked if i wanted to create a new project or add to an existing project. Two projects were listed that I do not recognize.
I went into my Firebase console and do not see the projects. Any suggestions on where I can find these mystery projects and what I set them up for originally?
Posting the answer as OP confirmed in the comment section that it resolves issue.
thank you, the console.cloud.google.com link worked
One of the reasons why you are able to see different/3rd party projects in your account dashboard is because you were granted access to those projects as a viewer or editor role.
It can be checked in IAM which is reachable using this link to project IAM Dashboard.
Another possibility is being part of the specific group, which have viewer/editor role to other projects, it can be visible by filtering by group.
I decided to try Firebase. When I go to the console, I not only see my own project, but two projects that I never created or was supposed to have access to:
Those projects seem to be created by a "Rohit Travel & Tours". I can see some of the details:
When I go to Google Cloud's resource manager, sure enough, the project is also there, along with a few "My First Project" projects that seem to belong to the same people:
I'm not sure why I got access to this. It's either a dangerous bug, or a clueless admin that added one of my emails to the project.
I'd like to remove that project since it's just clutter. However, I can't find a way to remove myself from the project, and since I don't have any kind of admin access, there's nothing I can actually change there. In fact, I can't find my account listed on any of the role/member fields either, so I'm not sure what's the real story there.
So far the admin emails listed on the accounts have been unresponsive when I requested that my account be removed.
There's no way to contact Google Cloud to request that either. Apparently the only way to contact them is with a paid support account of some kind.
So my question is: is there a way for me to ever remove myself from these accounts, so I don't see them on my panels, especially the Firebase dashboard?
Or am I stuck with these app accounts forever?
When such projects show up for me, it's usually because someone added a group that I'm a member of (like all#company.com) as a collaborator to that project. If that is the cause, there is no way to remove me/you as an individual user. One of the owners on the project will have to remove the overly broad group, and replace it by either a better targeted group or by the individual users.
Also see:
How do I remove myself from a project in the Google Developer Console?
It's the first time I'm developing an app not by myself, but together with another guy. This app uses Firebase backend and we both need access to realtime database to modify nodes related to those parts which we're developing.
Is there a way to provide access to a single Firebase project to different users without me sharing my Google account credentials? Something like collaborators on GitHub?
Permissions is actually used for this.
Go to your Firebase Console and select the specific project.
Click on Settings (Cog button beside Overview) and select Permissions. This will redirect you to the Google Cloud Console, IAM & Admin part.
Click on ADD. Under Members, type in the Gmail of the other user, and in Roles, select Project > Editor.
Click on ADD.
From there, the corresponding Firebase Project should be visible on the other user's Firebase Console in a few hours. (However, if you're in a hurry, you could just copy-paste the link of the project with the other user logged-in on Google and they would still be able to access it).
From there, they'd be able to edit out the Database part or whichever you needed.
I've been added as a Developer to a LinkedIn app that's administered by someone else. However, I don't see it listed under "My Apps" in the LinkedIn Developers site. Where can I go to find it (so I can get API key information etc.)?
Thanks!
Only Administrators have access to LinkedIn applications via "My Apps", not "Developers". Members associated as a developer just benefit from increased call counts for dev/testing with, but cannot make changes to an app's configuration.
Get your administrator to add you as an admin, or to retrieve the info you require if they won't give you that level of permission.