Your Firebase Rules might be set to False.
its works till yesterday
now morining i took like that
Can you share block
I think the problem is with your firebase rules. so check your firebase rules …
Take a look to this link
https://docs.kodular.io/guides/component-examples/firebase-rules/
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The package name of your app in kodular and in firebase are same ???
yes its works till yesterday
I think your firebase rules are on monthly read enable mode.
After one month it will automatically set read to false, so just go to your database rules and change read to true.
Or show us screenshot of rules.
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These rules are for Firebase Database not for Firebase Authentication !!!
Edit: Please read the link i’m post before.
Does firebase authentication have rules??? 
He is also using firebase database to manage users data and the error is of database…
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I don’t understand. There is only one “rules” in Firebase Realtime database.
@malabo_food Check your google-services.json as well.
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You are both correct !!!
I meant these rules:
{
“rules”: {
“.read” : “auth.uid != null”,
“.write” : “auth.uid != null”,
}
}
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I misunderstood 
how can i change it
does i want to use’
{
“rules”: {
“.read” : “auth.uid != null”,
“.write” : “auth.uid != null”,
}
}
this
In Realtime Database -> Rules
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Is your login method still enabled on your firebase settings? Also, have you upload the correct google-services.json?
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i have a doubt how many users can able to add by using firebase authentication
is there any restrections
You can have unlimited users for free