I want to get the Information about to have an admin dropbox account which has multiple dropbox account under it. In the available APIs there are no API given for User provisioning or which will give me users accounts available of one admin account. So can anybody tell me right way to do it ?
The Dropbox API does not currently offer any such Teams specific or user provisioning functions.
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I'm an Admin (Admin organization) anyone knows a way to access the member's google photos and get the change from their album?
Example
When a user in my organization uploads an image/video on their google photos
I'm an Admin of that organization can I access get the image/video uploaded from my user via REST API https://developers.google.com/photos/library/reference/rest
From google photos: https://developers.google.com/photos/library/guides/overview
the Library API does not support service accounts; to use this API, users must be signed in to a valid Google Account.
The Google Photos API does not support authentication via service accounts, anyone do we know the reason why it doesn't support it, and google photos team have any plan support for this feature?
I created a facebook app (which is currently in dev stage, hence not approved by FB yet).
I need to get the daily ads insights reports for all my customers, so I need them to grant access for my app (ads_read).
I do not understand and cannot find it in the documentation, how do I get my customers to grant me (my app) access to their ads accounts.
Do I need to setup a Business Manager?
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I tried using app token but it only accesses my accounts
There are two options:
Add them to your App as Test Users, so they can use the permissions without review
Go through review with the neccessary permissions
An App Token does not have any relation to a User, so you cannot even get access to your own Ads with that one. You are probably talking about a User or Page Token.
More information about Tokens: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/facebook-login/access-tokens/
According to published documentation, BIM360 trial accounts and accounts with less than 100 Users are not allowed to enable API access. In that case, when a user adds a ‘BIM360 app’ from store to his/her account, how does the added 3rd party app obtain access token when user directly logs into that app (after adding to BIM360).
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The Data Management API provides access to all Autodesk hubs, including BIM 360 Docs hubs (i.e. files). The BIM 360 API provides access to management of the account (e.g. create projects, add users, etc.).
Being an enterprise application, different users will have different levels of access, so only the Admin (1+ users) of the account can authorize an app to access its data, this is the provisioning step. This blog post suggests how apps should request their users to perform the steps. The provisioning process it's manual due security (i.e. the admin must explicitly integrate the account with the app)
By default, any new BIM 360 account is not API-enabled, so you need to request following these steps.
After provisioning, any user from that BIM 360 account that sign into your app will have permission to see the files he/she is allowed to. Here the 3-legged access token has the same level of permission as the user who authenticated.
I am trying to provide google sign in for my users. I am confused here between the Gsuite log in and the google plus log in. I tried to google it and know the difference but cant find any related blog which explains the difference between google+ login and gsuite login. All i can find is Gsuite is a cloud based services where we get access to gmail,hangouts,Calender, Drive etc.,. I am trying to implement OAUTh2 for Gsuite users. Can any one has a reference or an explanation here is greatly appreciated.
Also who exactly is a Gsuite user? Is it someone from my organisation or from the end user perspective?
Google provides a unique identity across Google services (myaccount.google.com)
this identity is used for gsuite, gmail, g+ etc
a Gsuite user is a user identity that has a subscription to the gsuite services for a company (or EDU or ORG - licencing)
nevertheless, any Google account can use a gsuite service (available to public gmail users also). Non Google Accounts can access data on Gsuite when specific sharing parameters are in place.
I can't figure this out, I hope someone here can point me in the right direction. I've searched for an answer but was unable to find it.
I want to create a Facebook app which would manage ads (download ads reports and statistics). I've got user account, registered as developer, created and whitelisted the app. I've got only Development Access and that means means I can query only ad accounts owned by the admins of the app, set up in the account list associated with your application.
Problem is that the account with ads is a business account so I can't add this account as part of developers team and get the statistics. I get permissions errors when trying to access the business account (I have access token and everything, it just won't let me see the ads data due to insufficient permissions).
Is there a way to do this without applying for Basic access (not sure if I'll get it since the app is not done)? Can't I really somehow connect my developer's account with that business account?
About access limits: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/ads-api/access/v2.2#limits
Seems like this is working correctly - you can build and test the app against accounts administered by your app's admins/developers at first
Once it's working you can submit it for approval to the Basic access level, where you can manage more accounts, including those belonging to users who aren't admins/developers of the app
There's more information about the access levels and how to move between them in the Access levels dovumentation