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I like to use Google Plus Sign for authentification in FireBase. The signinCallback of Google Plus returns a auth object. How can I use this information to sign in my users securely to FireBase? Auth auth object looks like: access_token: "ya29.2342324234" authuser: "0" client_id: "23ss4443234" code: "4/tLijpRBvHp9hDNc-hcZk00bqvpz4.2342342" cookie_policy: "single_host_origin" expires_at: "136334897186" expires_in: "3600" g-oauth-window: Window g_user_cookie_policy: "single_host_origin" id_token: "324234234234.234234234.bW--234234---E2-Hj1I" issued_at: "1364893586" prompt: "consent" scope:

I am creating a basic hangout API. Is it possible to send invitation to specific emails I have through API itself. I can invite more if I want from hangout page though. Any suggestion? There is no invitation component of either the Hangout or REST APIs, however this does not stop you from sending out emails using other means and providing the URL to the hangout. Another trick I've done is to get the URL with gapi.hangout.getHangoutUrl() and post these back to your server (or over websockets.) Then, you can create a simple url to see these "rooms." Of course, you can choose how you send those

In my android app, I have 3 login options. Google+, Facebook, and my own login option. I've implemented all 3. I've implemented Google+ login using the steps outlined here. Server side access is enabled. I get the one time authorization code and pass it to my own api. Once I've received the authorization code, is there any reason to keep GoogleApiClient connected? I have a similar question for Facebook Session here. There is no reason to keep connected to the GoogleApiClient unless you plan on directly calling one of its APIs later. Once you have the authorization code, you can close the

This question already asked but I did not find any satisfactory answer. I followed each and every step of https://developers.google.com/+/mobile/android/samples/quickstart-android#credentials-screenshot but instead of their package name I am using mine. There are two cases one is direct testing and one after signin the apk with keystore. When I am testing my app in that case signin with any google account working fine but after I generate my signed apk it is giving me Error signing in the specified account. Please choose a different account . If everything is same then why it is not working

I have a google plus share button in my website but it doesn't load any description on it. I have even tried adding <meta property="og:title" content="titletest"/> <meta property="og:image" content="url of image"/> <meta property="og:description" content="descriptiopnddd fas"/> I don't understand why it only shows the site "onlyin.projectsshowcase.info" . I just want to show default title, description and image while anyone clicks on share button on the page. What am I missing? The new Google+ stream design no longer uses the shared page's description in regular shares. If you're looking to

The Google+ Sign-In button bears a striking similarity to the Facebook Login API, and I like that. The Facebook JS SDK has a signed_request parameter that's provided on the client side but which can be passed to my server, verifying that client-side authentication has taken place. It's cryptographically signed by Facebook, which allows me to verify that the client is logged in without talking to the Facebook on the server side. Is there a way to do something similar with the G+ JS API? Specifically, I want to do client-side authentication, then POST some data to my server and verify that the

I went over the Google's description on how to share status from my Android app to Google+: https://developers.google.com/+/mobile/android/share/ (I'm doing an example app that does exactly what they do in the example) I'm getting this exception: Process: com.google.android.gms.ui, PID: 19643 java.lang.IllegalArgumentException at com.google.k.a.aj.a(SourceFile:72) at com.google.android.gms.plus.audience.a.e.<init>(SourceFile:63) at com.google.android.gms.plus.audience.a.e.<init>(SourceFile:53) at com.google.android.gms.plus.audience.a.d.<init>(SourceFile:28) at com.google.android.gms.plus