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identity › one-tap › android › legacy-get-started
Get started with One Tap sign-in and sign-up Before you add One Tap sign-in to your app, set up your Google APIs and Android projects. Set up your Google APIs console project Open your project in the API Console, or create a project if you don't already have one. On the OAuth consent screen page...
In short: Learn to set up One Tap sign-in and sign-up for your Android app with this tutorial. Organize content based on preferences, configure Google APIs, and include necessary dependencies. (AI summary)
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maps › documentation › datasets › create
Make a request to upload data to the dataset. After the initial data upload, you can upload new data to the dataset to create a new version of the dataset. Create the dataset Create a dataset by sending a POST request to the datasets endpoint...
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maps › documentation › javascript › places-js
The Maps JavaScript API offers a variety of options to integrate Google's Place data into your apps. Place class The Place class is the canonical API representation of a location used in the Places Library. With the Place class, you can...
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maps › documentation › cross-platform › navigation
Add Navigation experiences to cross-platform apps.
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machine-learning › crash-course › classification › precision-and-recall
Learn how to calculate three key classification metrics—accuracy, precision, recall—and how to choose the appropriate metric to evaluate a given binary classification model.
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maps › comms › eea › faq
As a result of a recent proceeding by Germany's Bundeskartellamt (Federal Cartel Office, or FCO), we're creating Google Maps Platform terms of service specifically for customers in the European Economic Area (EEA) countries and...
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speed › docs › insights › about
PageSpeed Insights (PSI) assesses the performance of web pages on both mobile and desktop, offering suggestions for optimization by analyzing lab and real-world data. PSI utilizes the Chrome User Experience Report (CrUX) for real-world data, measuring metrics like First Contentful Paint (FCP)...
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identity › sign-in › ios › appcheck
App Check helps protect your apps from abuse by preventing unauthorized clients from authenticating using Google Sign-in: only the apps you've authorized can acquire access tokens and ID tokens from Google's OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect...
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identity › sign-in › ios › api-access
Some Google services, such as Drive, Gmail, and many others, provide public APIs that you can use to create apps that help users work with their data in these services. To access these services, apps must implement one of the OAuth 2.0 client flows to get consent from users and obtain access...
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maps › documentation › datasets › get
After you create a dataset and upload data to it, you can use HTTP GET requests to access the dataset. This page describes how to list all of your datasets, how to get information about a specific dataset, and how to download the data from a dataset. About dataset versions After a successful data...
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