When trying to use the Actions on Google simulator,
I get "Please turn on Voice & Audio Activity, Web & App Activity, and Device Information permissions for your Google Account".
I have enabled all three in that page https://myaccount.google.com/activitycontrols and still get the error message
Confirm that you are logged in using the same account. One way to confirm this is to use an incognito browser window to log into the simulator and your activity controls.
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I am trying to use the Work Profile version of the Google Assistant app, but I cannot get past the "set default assist app" screen in order to start using Google Assistant. It works on some phones, but not on my Pixel 3 or a Pixel 2 XL that I tested it on.
Steps to reproduce:
Tap on the Work Profile Google Assistant app, and a screen appears to prompt the me to set the default assist app
Tap on "Settings".
When I tap on "Assist App", the "Permission Controller" screen opens briefly and then closes immediately.
Finally any more taps on "Assist App" again has touch feedback show nothing.
Image of screen
Make sure that your work account as permission to access your voice.
Go to the Activity Controls page.
Sign in with your Google account
Enable the following permissions:
Web & App Activity
Under Web & App Activity, check the box next to Include Chrome history and activity from sites, apps, and devices that use Google services.
If that doesn't work, this can be due to limitations or restrictions with work accounts. Contact your admin.
I am trying to test Facebook login on an iPhone X device but I am getting the following error as follows:
"This app is still in development mode..."
When testing on a different iPhone X device I am given the option to log in with an Email address, which I can then enter the details of the test user created in the Facebook Developers console.
I am not ready to submit to Facebook for review and approval so that is not an option and hence why I assume FB gives you the ability to create test users in the first place.
I am struggling to figure what the difference between the two devices is. I even logged out the real Facebook user from the Facebook app in an attempt to show me the option to log in with email but to no avail.
follow these steps to make it live.
Login to facebook developer account https://developers.facebook.com/ -> goto you app dashboard -> then switch on to change status live (first you must need to fill privacy policy URL and etc. in basic setting)
See the following screenshot.
I followed Google's example and create a smart home action and add a table lamp device to the smart home server.
With "turn on the table lamp", invocation only fails in simulator. It does respond to the assistant on my phone and shows a brightness control.
In simulator, it showed "Sure, turning the table lamp on." in displayText, but response is still "We're sorry, but something went wrong. Please try again."
The console of my server did show a success response to Device Exec api.
I read some Stackoverflow questions and tried the following things:
I link my test account to the action on my phone.
In Chrome, I only login one account, and simulator also shows an account being linked.
I fill in all information in Directory information
Use "turn on the table lamp" directly without saying "talk to...(action name)"
What maybe a possible reason for it? Is there anything I can try?
Thanks.
This is the screenshot of simulator
This is a known issue with the simulator. You can test on-device using a phone, smart speaker, or any other Assistant surface that is connected to the Google account you're using to test.
I've got an Actions on Google application which runs when shared with another Google account but doesn't run for the application owner.
I keeps asking me to:
Please turn on Voice & Audio Activity, Web & App Activity, and Device Information permissions for your Google Account.
Voice, Audio, Web & App activity are turned on for my account. Any clues?
Thanks
You also need to do the following
Check the check box next to “Include Chrome browsing history and activity from websites and apps that use Google services.”
See the google documentation bellow.
https://support.google.com/googlehome/answer/7382500
I'm attempting Facebook Single Sign On with Trigger.IO and when testing with the IOS simulator the following happens:
Facebook Dialogue Opens
User Logs In
User Authorizes App
User clicks Okay to return to the native app.
At step 4 the following Safari notification is displayed and the app is never reloaded:
"Cannot Open Page"
"Safari Cannot Open the Page because the address is invalid"
As far as I can tell my APP ID is correct as the process would never make it to step 4 otherwise. My Facebook app is set up with the following details:
Native iOS App
SSO enabled.
No idea what I'm missing here but any help would be greatly appreciated! I've found answers to similar issues with native apps where the Facebook APP ID should be prepended with "fb", in the plist. But nothing related to trigger.IO
This was a regression in v1.4.10 that we fixed in v1.4.11 - if you've got:
"platform_version": "v1.4",
In your application configuration, you'll pick up the fix automatically.