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I've been searching for examples to allow users to enable/disable features.
For example, the website is sending database, push and email notifications to users. I want to add checkboxes in their profile to enable/disable if they don't want to receive notifications.
The search results I found are mentioning "Laravel feature Flags" which is not what I'm looking for. Any resource I can read to understand the logic/operation behind this subject?
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I have 300,000 emails in Gmail, from at least 10 years. I organize a lot of stuff in Gmail. Stack Exchange summaries get weekly dragged to a specific Label. I empty my four incoming inboxes, to put most things into deep freeze.
What I want to do is have “custom filters” to create a label, for instance, show “Emacs” emails from the Emacs Stack Exchange. First, Gmail doesn’t recommend this, since new emails will never be included in the search. Second, is there a better way to do this, for “many subjects” and ‘many themes’?
Granted a blanket search looks at everything. However, I would like to “save search inquiries”, so I can peruse them at a future date.
Any recommended books on power Gmail techniques or web blog posts, would be appreciated.
Obvious alternatives: (1) Search Google for “gmail power filters” or (2) Articles like Gmail Filters 101: Your Definitive Guide To Gmail Filters.
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We have been trying to publish the new version of the extension which is already in Chrome Web Store, but Google rejected it sending the following email:
**Your item did not comply with the following section of our Program Policies:
"User Data Privacy"
The Privacy Policy & Secure Transmission section requires that:
If your product handles personal or sensitive user data (including personally identifiable information, financial and payment information, health information, authentication information, website content and resources, form data, web browsing activity, user-provided content and personal communications), then your product must:
- Post a privacy policy.
- Handle the user data securely, including transmitting it via modern cryptography.
To comply with this policy:
Provide a working link to your privacy policy in the appropriate field in the Chrome Web Store Developer Dashboard.
The link must lead to a privacy policy that is owned by you.
The privacy policy must also accurately and fully disclose all the details pertaining to how your product collects, uses and shares user data, including the types of parties with whom the data is shared.**
There is the working Privacy Policy link in Chrome Web Store Developer Dashboard that contains detailed information about which data we collect, how we do that and use this information; how this data transmitted and secured. We have also described the usage of permissions in Chrome Web Store Developer Dashboard, but Google still declines our submission. We have been trying to directly contact Chrome Web Store team for more details, but ,unfortunately, there is no response from them and they are continuously sending the email above without additional clarifications... Did anyone experience the same problem? How were you manage to resolve it?
Have the same issue. My guess is that they're trying to have everyone comply with GDPR &/or CCPA to be safe.
I will take a look at Grammarly's terms to see what a company that constantly updates their Chrome Extension does.
Chrome's User Data FAQ's are also a great resource.
In my case, my extension is a free (not for profit) extension that does not really handle or store user information, nor does it track data. So I may try doing what others have done and just spell that out in the description.
Hope this helps!
Is there a way to either save a chat session and name it so you can quickly access it without scrolling through a large amount of history, or do advanced searches. For example I'd like to return all teams chat history from a specific group for a specific date.
Not sure why the down votes, is the question not clear? Wrong place to ask this question?
We have group session chats we need to be able to easily access later, it's hard when you have to sift through a ton of data. We used to use camp fire where you could archive a chat session so you could easily pull it up when needed but we can't use camp fire anymore.
Microsoft teams has already already have powerful search functionality where you can search anything irrespective of large amount of data. It can take you directly to the archived conversation if your search criteria is matched.
Please look at the official MSFT link:
https://support.office.com/en-ie/article/search-for-messages-people-and-files-in-teams-4a351520-33f4-42ab-a5ee-5fc0ab88b263
In addition: you can also see the content search mechanism on the following link
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/content-search
The advanced search is using the filter icons under activity click on the filter icon.
or you can use the \ or # mentions in the top search bar. This will take you right to the conversations
Export your chat session is not yet implemented. Please vote on the user voice below
https://microsoftteams.uservoice.com/forums/555103-public/suggestions/32184895-export-your-conversations-to-a-document
But if you enabled the content search then your chat history can be downloaded after performing Content Search in Compliance & Security center by Office 365 admins. Your personal chat history is actually saved in your mailbox, which means it can be exported as other mailbox items by admins.
Hope this helps
Slack offers Box/DropBox/Google integrations, specifically the ability to add (pick via a dialog) a file to Slack from one of these offerings.
I have tried my best look up the different sort of integration possibilities but cannot find any documentation that I can leverage to build my own (to another product).
How does one go about providing a similar integration for his product?
The reason you do not find anything on how to create integrate products similar to Google Drive and Dropbox in the official API documentation is that those are custom solutions created in collaboration between Slack and vendors like Google. If you want something similar for your product I would advise you to contact the Slack business team for details.
However, there is one feature in the API that allows you to create some of the functionality:
Slack app unfurling: Automatically add custom attachments whenever a user posts a message which contains a URL to your product. Those can include preview images and text of your product.
I'm trying to get reCaptcha working on my website.
I found out I have to register my domain for this first, since I already have a google account this is quite easy, but the very last checkbox made me think:
How does google determine who the owners are?
And what kind of alerts will those be? E-Mails?
I'm a bit worried that some random person will get an E-Mail one day not knowing what to do with it since I'm not the only one working on that domain. And if they just mean my google account I'm registering this with...that doesn't make sense because they should've written "you" instead of owners then. - although your site is making this even more confusing. :D
I'm aware this is not directly a programming question.
I'm open for suggestions for a better Stack-exchange platform to ask this question at, there are too many - I couldn't find any other that seem to fit.
In the reCAPTCHA admin settings, there is a textbox where you can enter a list of email addresses for owners. This will grant them access to manage the reCAPTCHA settings and send them alerts, if enabled.