I Want To Disable Eruda Mobile Console on My Website Any Way To Detect Eruda Mobile Console With Java Script and When its Active by user Then My Website redirect to Another page.
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Since a few days, users of my android mobile application are getting a warning, because the app is using sensitive data.
My app requests the daily steps count from fitnessAPI to display it.
I have read that I should go through the verification process of the oauth screen.
But I do not really know what data I should put in it. It seems rather "web" oriented, because it asks me a application homepage link, and application privacy policy link.
I do not know what I should put in these fields for a mobile app.
Should I put a link to the google play store page of the application?
Or a link to my website that shows my work?
You need to have a registered domain to host these files
Preparing for verification
We have a web product and Android/iOS mobile apps with App (Android) & Universal (iOS) links enabled. This enables the OS to open our app in various scenarios where the user would otherwise have been navigated to our mobile web product.
We are now facing a problem where our apps open under this undesirable scenario:
User opens the native browser and navigates to https://www.example.com. In this case, the OS respects the user's intention to use the native browser and does not open the app.
User taps on "Login" on our web site. This sends the user to https://login.example.com where they submit their credentials.
https://login.example.com redirects the user to https://www.example.com. At this point, both Android & iOS open the app.
It would be preferable for the redirection to occur within the browser so as to continue respecting the user's intent. I believe this happens due to the redirection from a non-app/universal link domain to an app/universal link domain.
Is there a way to perform this redirection without leading to the apps getting opened? I've tried redirecting via a Location header, and via a <meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0; URL='https://www.example.com'"/> head tag with the same result. The only remaining thing to try I can see is to host our login feature under the www subdomain.
As a user, you can solve this problem by "Disabling Instant Apps" on your phone.
To opt-out of Instant Apps go into your Settings > Google > Settings for Google Apps > Google Play Instant > switch toggle to OFF.
How are you guys doing email verification in your mobile apps? I noticed that the link will take the user to the webpage and realized this isn’t the desired outcome. I’d rather they be taken into the app and from their have their email address verified so that afterward they are still in the app instead of in the mobile website.
Take a look here, it might help: https://developer.android.com/training/app-links/verify-site-associations
It says :
Android App Links are a special type of deep link that allow your
website URLs to immediately open the corresponding content in your
Android app (without requiring the user to select the app).
For my app, users are invited by email to join.
Currently, the link in the email is opening the web-browser to a page where the user creates his password. Then, the user has to install the app, open the app, and log in with his email and the password he created.
I am trying to make the process easier. I am thinking that in the invitation email, the link can point to "an app link". I know iOS has "Universal Links". The app will most probably not be installed, so on iOS, it will open the App Store app to install the app.
I am thinking to create the registration process in the app. But the issue is after the user installs and opens the app, the "app link" is lost.
The "App Store" app does not pass the original link to the app when the user opens the app first time after install.
Without the information from the link, I am not able to know in the app the email for which the user needs to create the password. I could ask the user for email also, but I was hoping not having to ask him about that.
I guess it's the same for Android.
Any thoughts how to make sign-up process easier?
EDIT: I chose a correct answer but to anybody who might be looking for an answer, I don't think Firebase or anyone else has a 100% reliable way of making a connection between the device where the link was clicked and the device where the app is installed. All the libraries are using some accuracy value and asks you to check it in code. If you think about it, it makes sense, because when the link is clicked and gets open (and that can be in any web-browser app) the JS code needs to compute some hash of the device and it will try to compare it to the hash of the device computed by the app's code when app is open after install.
You can use Firebase Dynamic Links to achieve this.
Please refer Firebase Dynamic Links
i think you have to use Webview for this
You can do this with Appsflyer SDK.
Checkout the documentation https://www.appsflyer.com/blog/app-installation-referral-conversion-tracking/
I have an app and a mobile site. I also send emails to my users. I would like the following to happen if my users open these emails on their mobile phones and click on a link:
If a user has installed my app, then launch the app and open the relevant page inside it.
If a user has NOT installed my app, then launch the browser and take him to the relevant page on my mobile site.
I want this to happen seamlessly and automatically. I DON'T want to use the inbuilt android prompt as users end up choosing chrome (since it is the first option shown). How can I do this? Would ideally want solutions for both android & ios.
You can do this with a landing page. Send user to landing page, check platform, then check if they have app installed(if they have registered custom url scheme) if they have then they go to app. Otherwise they go to mobilesite.
See this answer by https://stackoverflow.com/a/29019660/1165581 by Adam
You can NOT prevent the Android prompt which lets the user choose an option. What you can do is, create a link to your mobile site and have your App react to urls containing your domain. So what will happen is:
if a user clicks the link and does NOT have your App installed, he/she will be prompted with the default url handler prompt (only the first time) and then open the mobile site in the prefered browser
if a user clicks the link and DOES have your App installed, he/she will get the same prompt, only your App will be listed there as well next to browser Apps.
Here is an explanation on how to this: Android Respond To URL in Intent
You can use URL Schemes in iOS for your requirement to be full filled. By Using URL Scheme you can do exactly same. Clicking on link will launch your app. Please go through the concept of URL Schemes.
Follow the below referral link:
http://code.tutsplus.com/tutorials/ios-sdk-working-with-url-schemes--mobile-6629
Hope this helps!!