A security alert just popped up in my Play Console account

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#55

No.

You have to work on your app too.

In your app, set firebase properties like api key in block section with using obfuscated text block.

#56

I really appreciate your support but unfortunately, i cant understand how to do. Kindly give practical support

#57

Like this

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#58

This should be a part of “when screen 1.initialize” or “when firebase database got value”

#59

On screen initialize

#60

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In SHA-1 Certificate fingerprint, i have used app signature from my kodular account. Am i correct?

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#61

In SHA-1 Certificate fingerprint(as shown in above screenshot), i have used app signature from my kodular account. Am i correct?

#62

Yes, you can also add SHA1 key from your play store, when you publish app on play store.

#63

Guys, unfortunately error is still coming. As you can see in my prior posts, i made restriction in app and updated block in kodular, as suggested by the K studio. When giving output with updated app version and uploading in playstore, error is still there.

#64

I got hat problem too. But for safe just applying api key restrictions.

#65

Just do this

#66

Can you help me show how to set api key from block ?

#67

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Use this variable when calling or storing data or where u used firebase db component.

#68

Thank you :slight_smile:

#69

I have important google forms and google sheets links in my app so can i safe them by using obfuscated text?

#70

If you’re going to redirect users to those urls, then no because they’re going to see them anyway. Otherwise, sure.

#71

I’m going to use links to submit forms without going to site and to read data… But can you explain me the use of obfuscated text block use?

#72

You do the same thing you do with a text block…

#73

Just click ignore and it will not show anymore

#74