I am currently deploying an iOS and Android App to friends in the Beta Stage, so I know who is able to sign up. Today I discovered 4 new accounts created with Google Sign in, even tough I didn't distribute my beta-links to anyone other than people I know.
How is this possible? Furthermore on each SignUp a profile object is created in the firestore database which didn't happen with these 4 accounts?
Do you have any idea, how someone could sign up, without having access to the app? If it helps all the mails followed the same scheme: namelastName.5digits#gmail.com
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
Most likely those accounts were created by the Google Play pre-launch check that automatically runs when you upload the app to the Play Store. Since these tests exercise your actual app, that would also explain how the profiles in Firestore were created.
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So I am trying to add multiple apps to a single firebase project so that I can share the user auth along with the Firestore DB.
Everything seems to be working fine, except I want to be able to segment Firebase/Google Analytics for each app individually. Is this done automatically? If not how can I do it? I am creating a new config file for each app so my thought is that it should automatically segment a new Google Analytics property for each of these apps but I’m not sure.
Anyone who has any experience with this please let me know. Thanks.
I added an option to sign in with Google but, to my understanding, it only works for me because my SHA-1 signature is in the Firebase settings page so it'll only work for me but not for them.
We're a team of 10 people and I don't want everyone to start adding their own signatures if possible.
Is it at all possible to make this happen in debug mode? We're not in release yet.
P.S if I'm wrong about the reason and it should work fine with only my SHA-1 fingerprint, what is the issue?
I'm not sure if it's different if we deploy the app on play store, but if you've not deployed yet and just downloaded the apk from Android Studio / VS Code then anyone with a valid Gmail account can sign In.
I've also developed google sign in for my app and people are able to login.
Can you share the setup and code it can help us to narrow down the issue.
I couldn't find this information anywhere, so I'm sorry if this was already answered.
I'm developing an educational game and I'm using the Google Firebase to handle the authentication. I want a sheet report for whom logged on the game and when. I know that this information is available in the Authentication Menu of the https://console.firebase.google.com. What I need to know is if there is a way to get this report in sheet(csv) format. Also, if the game is published/posted on site, would the Google Analytics create this report for me?
Thanks for the help!
PS.: the game still is just a executable prototype that I run on my machine, so the Google Analytics still isn't running.
There is no API to retrieve information about who signed in to your project using Firebase Authentication. If you want something like that, you could build it yourself on top of it, although the most common approach is to log events to Analytics with a suitable user ID.
I am currently working on the old project. I am having the whole working android project but I am not aware which firebase account is my android project linked with. Please help!!
I want to know where I can find the developer email address of the firebase account.
Information about the developer of the project is not exposed on the configuration data that is included in the app. If this was possible, it would actually be a security risk as any user of your app could then find that email address.
If you are the developer yourself, but forgot which email address you used to sign in to the Firebase console, reach out to Firebase support for personalized help in troubleshooting. If you're not the developer, I'm afraid there's not much they (or any of us) can do.
How do I allow a normal gmail user access to use on the Google App Maker apps I've made. Is this possible ?
If you have to have a separate gsuite account for each user using the app then how viable is it ?
Anyway any help would be much appreciated.
Many thanks
Samuel
I know this is an old question, but I just spent too much time to get the answer.
So here there is google's answer:
Can I share my apps with users outside my organization?
No. Only users in your G Suite organization can use your app. For some apps,
you can work around this limitation by using Google Forms to collect
user input in Google Sheets, then import the data from the sheet.
I don't think that the form "hack" is going to help a lot of people, but it's nice they mentioned it.
As I understand it, you do need a GSuite business account ($10/month/user) to use an App Maker app.
I hope that Google is not primarily doing that to make money, but to initially have a smaller number of users and apps, and use the smaller user base to shake out issues and later open it up for the general public (ie for the Firebase platform). I don't see why this would be impossible or even difficult, but of course, hope is not a strategy.