I'm new to google play in app purchase. I have created an app that connects on my back-end server. After installing the app to an android device, user can login with different account that they created in my webserver regardless of what google account was logged-in in their android phone. Can I use the same google account to purchase non consumable item from any of the account logged-in using my own authentication? I'm thinking of saving the purchased item to my webserver after google play purchase successful callback. But the problem is when the buyer make a refund? since I have no way of checking who's account in my webserver it is. What is the best way of doing this? I only want the IAP of google play, I don't want to restrict user to have an google account or change google account in my phone when I log in to my own account in my webserver. Sorry if its unclear.
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I will publish an app on Appstore. In this application, the user will log into the application using his phone number and become a member. I will publish this application from my personal developer account. Do I need to show any certificate to Firebase for this? Since I will publish this application from my personal developer account, can I register a user with a phone number?
When I register the user with my phone number, will Google ask for a company account from me?
I currently use my #.edu email address as a Google Apps login, and I have a Google Plus account, Google Docs, a Youtube account, Google Finance, and many other Google Apps products tied to that #.edu account profile.
My university is currently planning on moving it's entire .edu domain and email system to Google Apps for Education. How will this affect my current solo Google Apps profile? I know that domain owners can specify which Google Apps products I could login to. Will my Youtube account and all its content be destroyed?
You will be given the option on your next login to either:
Delete your previous account
OR
Rename the 'old' account to a new email address (e.g. sxflynn#gmail.com)
I am not sure what will happen to your solo Apps account once your university moves to Google Apps. But here is a link which may come to rescue you in terms of data at least.
http://www.dataliberation.org/
Please tell me How to make payment with different amount via In app purchase in iphone sdk?? as i am creating an application in which subscription charges deduced from a website and in the same way i want to make payment using my application and subscription amount change all the time.. as apple don't approve paypal for the same purpose. How to handle this problem??
can we use web services for deduction of charges and get response of success or failure from web services?
For in-app purchases of app content, you're only allowed to use Apple's In-App Purchase system. You're not allowed to use paypal or anything else from in the app.
The only way to set the price of an in-app purchase item is in iTunes Connect. StoreKit (the API you use for in-app purchases) gets product prices from iTunes Connect, and there is no API for overriding the prices from within the app.
There's no public API (as far as I know) for changing the price in iTunes Connect, either. Perhaps you can script the normal web browsing interface, or find code someone else has written that scripts it. But the only way that Apple provides for changing the price of an in-app purchase is to log in to the iTunes Connect web site in a web browser.
I want to know how to create/add an application in Facebook as a developer?
I tried from Facebook developer, but after click create new app, I have given app name and name space, but it shows one pop regarding you can't create app because of no authentication. so I can't move up. I don't know how to overcome this?
Is there any way to add an application to Facebook?
You'll have to verify your Facebook account as a developers account.
You can read about it here - https://www.facebook.com/help/?faq=167551763306531
Basically there are two options. You can verify your account
via mobile phone
by adding a credit card to your account details.
Don't worry - they do not charge your credit card - it is only to be able to track back applications to "real" people so that they can be held accountable for "bad" apps that violate Facebook's terms of service...
We're about to deliver an application to the app store.
To enjoy the app, the user have to enter a Facebook login info (Using Facebook-connect API for iPhone).
Now, to deliver the app to Apple's app store, they (Apple) ask us to provide a username+password (account info) for testing issues.
That's great, but, since our app based on Facebook account info and not our own database, do we have to provide a Facebook account info?? because if the answer is YES, it means that we have to open a fake account in Facebook.
So, does anyone know the answer?
Do we have to provide a Facebook account info in the Apple's application upload form?
I had a similar thought when delivering an app that interacted with Twitter. In the user account box on iTunesConnect I wrote something like "Enter the details of any Twitter account" and it passed the app store validation process fine.
We submitted several apps to the store that required a Facebook account and we supplied Apple with an account that we just created. However, from our logs, the Apple reviewers logged in with their own accounts :)
To be on the safe side, I would suggest that you create a fake Facebook account and add in the reviewer's notes textfield, better safe than sorry.