Edition: Google Apps for Education
Users Affected: All users
Problem Description: Do we need to disable webclips for Google Apps for Education Domain. We are using ADMIN SDK api to create and manage users. After user is created we are using EMAIL settings API(Gdata API) to disable the webclips. Do we need to do this ? Looks like webclips, ads for Google Apps for Education Domain is disabled by default by Google. Please do let me know on the same.
The ads for Google Apps for Educations are disabled by default.
Check this link http://googleforwork.blogspot.com/2014/04/protecting-students-with-google-apps.html
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We are a company that currently advertises on Facebook, to automate some part of our business we are building an external app that uses Facebook Marketing API. It will mainly create campaigns/adsets/ads/custom_conversions.
We are having a discussion about setting up our assets for testing our API calls. Right now we are doing these API calls on our 'production' Business Account and these resources:
our dedicated Facebook app
our 'production' Ad account
our 'production' Pixel
our 'production' page
our 'production' instagram
By 'production' I mean the accounts we use to advertise for our business on a daily basis.
It seems that Facebook does not like our way to do things since some time after we have published some garbage adsets on our Ads Manager we had issues to do other actions on Business Manager (some of our campaigns were not reaching people normally for example). e would like to find a way to test our app without disturbing our 'production'.
Is there an optimal way to set up 'staging' assets? Should we create another Business account with new resources dedicated for testing? Or does it have to happen on the Ad account level?
Some hints for anyone searching for this.
Facebook allows you to create a testing environment by creating a test app for you fb application. the test app is a clone of your actual app where you can change some settings without affecting the original app, for example you can use it for local testing.
another tool you can use is the sandbox ads manager account were you can create ads through the marketing API without actually running or pay for these ads.
To create a test app Go to https://developers.facebook.com/
Click My Apps dropdown
Choose an app and select create test app from the
side menu.
to create sandbox ad account check out https://developers.facebook.com/ads/blog/post/v2/2016/10/19/sandbox-ad-accounts/
would like to try out the recently added G-Suite admin feature where one can whitelist third party OAuth apps using a test G-Suite account:
https://gsuiteupdates.googleblog.com/2017/07/manage-access-to-third-party-apps-with.html
In order to determine if an app should be added in the list or not, I would like to retrieve app ratings programatically. How can I retrieve ratings and installation count for a Google OAuth App programmatically?
Don't think doing this programatically is supported as of now. No mention of such in G Suite Marketplace docs. You can request a new feature here.
How do I create a Google Apps Domain?
Probably I do not understand well what is meant by a 'Google Apps Domain'.
We do have a domain at the internet, but our people also have a gmail account each.
Mails send to the gmail account will be forwarded to their account at our domain and from there to their personal account.
I simply don't know how to get/create a Google Apps Domain.
Our orgaisation is non-profit and solely working with volunteers.
From posts at SO I deduce that you can do several things being an administrator of a Google Apps Domain, that are normal for administrators of a domain at a provider.
So I would like to have more info about Google Apps Domains including how to create them.
You can find more information on what Google Apps is here. Google offer free accounts for non-profits via their Google for Nonprofits site.
Once you have an account, you'll have access to 24/7 phone support provided by the Google Enterprise Support team.
General information on signing up for an account is detailed in this support article.
Is it possible to sign up a domain for Google Apps, if a Google ID has already been created under that domain, without destroying the existing Google ID?
Example: user#example.com is a Google ID, used for Analytics and Adwords. If example.com is now signed up for Google Apps, what will happen to the user#example.com user ID?
Nothing will happen with the data of your "old" google Id.
The first time you will log in to a service with your google apps id google will ask a question if you want to migrate your data into the google apps account or into another google account.
With kind regards,
Thomas van Latum
I tried logging in using my google app account (user#my-domain.com) but it says no such user (or something to that effect).
According to http://www.janrain.com/solutions/supported-networks/google-api,
Janrain Exchange can support google app accounts, but how exactly do i do it?
Thanks!
I've implemented Janrain Exchange last day, and yes, it works fine with Google accounts, but not with app-account.
To login to app accounts you have to access is from a specific page, not the usual Gmail address, for example, so Janrain should do the same, maybe providing a second button "Google Apps" beside "Google"