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firebase.google.com docs › app-check › ios › custom-resource

Protect custom backend resources with App Check on Apple platforms  |  Firebase App Check

Protect custom backend resources with App Check on Apple platforms You can use App Check to protect non-Google custom backend resources for your app, like your own self-hosted backend. To do so, you'll need to do both of the following: Modify your app client to send an App Check token along with...

firebase.google.com docs › app-check › web › custom-resource

Protect custom backend resources with App Check in web apps  |  Firebase App Check

Protect custom backend resources with App Check in web apps You can use App Check to protect non-Google custom backend resources for your app, like your own self-hosted backend. To do so, you'll need to do both of the following: Modify your app client to send an App Check token along with each...

firebase.google.com docs › cloud-messaging › android › client

Set up a Firebase Cloud Messaging client app on Android

Set up a Firebase Cloud Messaging client app on Android FCM clients require devices running Android 5.0 or higher that also have the Google Play Store app installed, or an emulator running Android 5.0 with Google APIs. Note that you are...

firebase.google.com docs › cloud-messaging › ios › send-image

Send an image in the notification payload  |  Firebase Cloud Messaging

support sending image links in the payload of a display notification, for image download to the device after delivery. This functionality supports both images and videos for Apple apps (see Apple documentation for file size limits). To be able to receive and handle notification images in an Apple...

firebase.google.com docs › app-check › android › custom-resource

Protect custom backend resources with App Check on Android  |  Firebase App Check

Protect custom backend resources with App Check on Android You can use App Check to protect non-Google custom backend resources for your app, like your own self-hosted backend. To do so, you'll need to do both of the following: Modify your app client to send an App Check token along with each...

firebase.google.com docs › database › web › offline-capabilities

Enabling Offline Capabilities in JavaScript  |  Firebase Realtime Database

Firebase applications work even if your app loses its network connection temporarily. We provide several tools for monitoring presence and synchronizing local state with server state, which are introduced in this document. Managing...

firebase.google.com docs › firestore › security › insecure-rules

Fix insecure rules  |  Firestore  |  Firebase

Use this guide to understand common vulnerabilities in Cloud Firestore Security Rules configurations, review and better secure your own rules, and test your changes before deploying them. If you receive an alert that your Cloud Firestore database isn't properly secured, you can resolve the...

firebase.google.com docs › database › usage › monitor-performance

Monitor Database Performance  |  Firebase Realtime Database

There are a few different ways to monitor your Firebase Realtime Database's performance and spot potential problems in your app. Looking at your app's incoming and outgoing bandwidth and load can also give you an idea of what to expect on your bill. Additionally, if something seems off, getting a...

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