I am reading the twitter v2 documentation and stumbled upkn the Compliance Firehose API. I did not really get what it does. What are compliance event?
From the documentation:
It is crucial that any developer who stores Twitter content offline, ensures the data reflects user intent and the current state of content on Twitter. For example, when someone on Twitter deletes a Tweet or their account, protects their Tweets, or scrubs the geo information from their Tweets, it is critical for both Twitter and our developers to honor that person’s expectations and intent. The batch compliance endpoints provide developers an easy tool to help maintain Twitter data in compliance with the Twitter Developer Agreement and Policy.
The compliance firehose (enterprise, v1.1), and the batch compliance API (v2), enable you to listen for or request information on changes to data you may have stored so that you can update it locally and maintain compliance with the API policy. For example, the compliance events include deleted, deactivated, scrub_geo, protected and suspended for notifying the state of Tweets and accounts.
You would use this API to check for the status of objects in your database and update them to reflect the current state on Twitter, for example, to remove Tweets from your dataset that have been deleted on Twitter, or to not display content from a protected account.
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Problems:
I am unable to enable Business Messages API, Because "Business Messages API" is not showing API list, While i am going to enable the API through the
https://console.cloud.google.com/apis/dashboard
I want to use auth token, while hitting the API, but the document is saying use the service.json for the credentials. i am following these doc. I am using "Google\Client()" with Laravel application.
https://developers.google.com/business-communications/business-messages/guides/how-to/agents?method=api
I am following these steps:
Login with google business account in the Dashboard
App taking multiple permissions as I have attached the permissions list and taking the auth token.
Open the chat box for the Business.
So please guide me, where i am going wrong. What is correct way to implement this.
Requirement:
I want to create a custom chat box for google businesses, Where business owner will login into the web app and He can easily manage the multiple business chats in one dashboard.
As per your given information, you have to be a partner of Google. As per google documentation, you need to be a partner of google and then you can create the agent and can send and receive messages. You can integrate the business messages API by following this documentation:
https://developers.google.com/business-communications/business-messages/guides
In this process, you need to be a partner of Google. The complete process is given on the link. If you follow this link, then you can use their built-in libraries easily and can send messages easily.
So far the permission for API, it might not be found for you because you might have to take permission for the particular project that is registered on google and then you will see the business messages API and you can enable it and use it. The reason as per the basic step:
https://developers.google.com/my-business/content/basic-setup
Sometimes, you have to submit the request form to take the API access for particular APIs. Or Share how are you using that API.
If you do not find a form for business messages API then you can ask for the information from bm-support#google.com. they mostly respond on a working day.
I am currently looking into the W3C Payment Request API as part of a project for a new e-commerce checkout flow (mostly for supporting faster check-out using Apple Pay and Google Pay).
From looking at the API specification's change history, it looks like this change instituted earlier this year removes support for requesting the buyer's address with a payment request. The documentation of our payment service provider still shows this option, and it seems to work for now. That being said, I don't want to rely on a feature that browsers might start dropping soon because it's no longer in the standard, breaking our checkout flow.
Does anyone know if there is a recommended new way to handle this via the API, or if it is advisable to move the collection of the buyer's billing and shipping addresses back to a form on our page even when using the payment request API?
As far as the Payment Request API is concerned, I think there three primary options:
Apple Pay
Google Pay
basic-card
As you may have seen, basic-card is being deprecated (https://blog.chromium.org/2021/10/sunsetting-basic-card-payment-method-in.html) so you probably want to avoid this option.
Both Apple Pay and Google Pay provide access to billing and shipping address, and can be accessed as payment methods in the Payment Request API, and both provide their own alternate APIs (Apple Pay JS API and Google Pay Online API).
I don't know about Apple Pay, but the advice for Google Pay is to use Google Pay Online API (which makes use of the Payment Request API when available). Google Pay provides a consistent API for browsers that do and don't support the Payment Request API.
Does anyone know if there is a recommended new way to handle this via the API, or if it is advisable to move the collection of the buyer's billing and shipping addresses back to a form on our page even when using the payment request API?
The guidance for Google Pay is to place the Google Pay button above manual entry fields and to collect shipping information from Google Pay so that users can users don't start filling in the form before realizing there was a faster checkout option available.
So prioritize the digital checkout options for users that choose to use it, and make use of billing/shipping information from the digital wallet APIs. Make manual form fields available (suggest that form fields also make correct use of autofill attributes) for users who don't have access to or choose not to use the other payment options.
Demo site available with this in action: https://paydemo.withgoogle.com
FYI, if you're looking to integrate Google Pay into your site and are using a JavaScript framework, consider using the framework specific components from Google Pay for easier integration: https://github.com/google-pay/google-pay-button
I am wondering if this is simply feasible or FB/Insta does not allow this use case...
I have a community that is ready to share content by posting it on Instagram and tagging media/post/referencing my business account.
Is it possible in my backend while using the Instagram Graph API:
to get notified about any post mentioning my business account
to retrieve consequently posted content to grant points subsequently on my platform?
I am speaking about a competition where users get points by sharing useful content traced back by my platform
Any informed feedback welcome!
Would I need to create links to YouTube's Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy when I use the YouTube's API on my website? I was looking around for requirements but didn't see anything that mandated creating a Privacy Policy and Terms and Conditions that linked back to YouTube's Terms and Conditions. I've used the YouTube API to create a YouTube search engine on my website and want to make sure I'm in compliance with YouTube's policies.
The terms and conditions and privacy poilicy are for you in a capacity of consuming the service.
It's your responsiblity is to read the documentation and ensure you code adheres by the policies. You dont need to re-publish this on your website.
The only time you will need to present a end user any kind of terms and conditions if end users are publishing content on YouTube as identified in clause 9.1
9.1 Required Notice. If your API Client(s) uses any YouTube API Services to permit users to upload videos to YouTube websites,
applications, services or products, the screen or window in which the
end user clicks the "upload" button must display the following warning
in the language(s) available on your API Client(s):
The Instagram new API policy have become super strict. They are not allowing fetching public content at all. We are literally following all Instagram policies and still cant get approval of public_content.
Is there any workaround or any possibility of fetching the data.
This is the response that I have recieved from instagram
General issues:
Policy Violation (Ad network, Influencer network, Other related): Your
app should not attempt to build an ad network on Instagram, nor
transfer any data that you receive from us (including anonymous,
aggregate, or derived data) to any ad network, data broker, influencer
network, or other advertising or monetization-related service. In
working to build a high quality platform, we ask that you comply with
our Platform Policy
(http://wwww.instagram.com/about/legal/terms/api/).
Yeah, they now grant permissions only to applications with some specific usage cases.
According to Instagram official website, these are:
To help individuals share their own content with 3rd party apps
To help brands and advertisers understand and manage their audience and digital media rights
To help broadcasters and publishers discover content, get digital rights to media, and share media with proper attribution
Note that in order to get public_content permission, you need to fall under the 2nd or the 3rd use case. Otherwise, consider changing your application / service in such way that is now uses basic permission and acquires only your users' media.
There is no valid and legal possibility to fetch public data except for successful passing the Instagram permission review.
This official developer documentation page may be useful to you.
You need to enable scopes invividually for your client https://api.instagram.com/oauth/authorize?client_id=CLIENT_ID&redirect_uri=APPCALLBACK&access_token=ACCESSTOKEN&response_type=code&scope=public_content in your browser, using your values for the uppercase words? This should enable your registered client to work with the public_content scope.
https://api.instagram.com/oauth/authorize?client_id=xxxxx&redirect_uri=xxxxx&access_token=xxxxx&response_type=code&scope=public_content
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Read the error message, did you supply a valid client-id from your instagram developer account. Did you setup a redirect_uri for that client? Do you authenticate to instagram to get an access token?
This worked for me this weekend. Double check the values you set in the url and call it directly in your browser.