I tried uploading my apk which I made using MIT App Inventor in Google Play Console but there this error was shown
"Your app uses the following permission: android.permission.READ_PHONE_STATE. Apps using this permission in an APK are required to have a private policy set."
Just follow the suggestions from the "error message" and provide a private policy...
See also Learn how to create a Privacy Policy for your apps
or just do a Google Search https://www.google.com/search?q=android+private+policy
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Getting error:
We were unable to approve your app because the app description on the
Play Store does not reflect the use of AccessibilityService API.
How do I fix this?
I implemented oauth in my search message extension. in local debug I see the sign in link and when clicking on it, it opens the window as well. But when I deploy the code to Azure, I dont even see the sign in link and it says unable to reach the app. Below are the error I saw on console:
FIX
Check the App Id and Secret given in Teams Toolkit. It should be correct. You can get more details in application insight.
I am attempting an Exchange to Gmail conversion. First steps are to open developer and then create a service project. I get a Google Cloud Platform service has been disabled error right away. The Cloud Platform is enabled on my system, and Google support has verified. Does anyone have any thoughts?
I got the same error in Firefox and tried it on Chrome. It got me to the sign up and give payment info page, which is farther than I got on Firefox.
so I have opened a google cloud platform account and would like to programmatically download my apps reviews from Google Play Store.
On a support.google.com page it says that I could do this with gsutil.
I tried the example code:
gsutil cp -r gs://pubsite_prod_rev_0123456789/reviews/reviews_com.example.app_2014* /your/local/directory
Replacing the examples. But I cant get it to work. It says 'No URLs matched'
1) What do I do wrong?
2) I dont think this command programmatically downloads this report everyday, how would I do this?
Thanks
This command would actually work. The problem was that I did not initiate gcloud and allowed my Google account access to my local machine.
So downloading gcloud, installing it and then initiate with gcloud init will do the trick.
I'm trying to Enable Classroom API on my account (This was the email address I used when i signed up). When I click on the link in the directions
Use this wizard to create or select a project in the Google Developers Console and automatically enable the API.
https://console.developers.google.com/start/api?id=classroom
I get the error message "The API you requested was not found. Dismiss"
Any feedback would be much appreciated.
A problem with my account. I can now add Classroom API to my apps and the example now works...