So basically on barlcays uk app you can have a button to direct call them from within the app.
The phone number is just a normal number +44 333.... doesn't seem to include any personal information or token about me/app.
So from the app it makes a call to this number +44 333... and I don't need to provide any information about me.
But if I call again the same number without the app I need to answer security questions.
So how do they do it? based on my current number and a small time interval?
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I am making a commuting web with vuejs and firebase.
I want to make this:
The boss gives the employee a different authentication number every day, and the employee (user) has to enter the authentication number when pressing the go to work button. (to To make sure he's the one boss hired.)
For this function, I can make this with v-if (v-if code == 123 like this), but the problem is that I cannot edit the code every day. How can I change the authentication number every day without touching the code?
I would also like to create an app that can easily change the authentication number so that the CEO can use it.
Well you can do this,
Whenever the boss sends the authentication number to a particular employee, save that authentication number in firebase under the employee's details as for eg. - "todaysAuthNo: 123456" , when the employee(user) enters the number and press the go to work button then check whether the number entered by the user matches with the number entered by the boss i.e. check whether it matches with "todaysAuthNo: 123456".
Hence, next time when the boss enters a new authentication number it will get replaced with the old number in "todaysAuthNo" and also the user will need to enter the new authentication number entered by the boss to login.
I am designing application's functional and structural flow and need suggestion in one condition.
In this application mobile number is a userId of a user i.e. user can register to the app through mobile number and now he/she wants to change the mobile number and want all the data on the current number. So what should be the process to do all this ??
Your suggestion will add value to my thought. Thanks..
Hi everyone i'am currently developing an android game, it uses your phone number when you first use the game(it is for an identification of the user).
It is an social game at some time when the user requests it returns a list of people who are currently online(playing the game),as json array(there phone number,name,photo)and from the data received you need to filter it out and display in two list views. The filtering done by this method:
1)Each element from JSON data(each person)if there phone number is found in user's contact list then is displayed in the first listview
2)if the number is not found in users contact list it is displayed in second listview.
But my doubt is that if the JSON array returns details of 10 people, you need to check for this 10 people whether they are in user's contact list.And does this kind of a technique takes a lot of time and creates delay in the UI..?
If yes please suggest me some other method.
Also please tell me how can I check whether a number is in user's contact list(I make the users upload there number to server without any country code).
So please in the number finding method you need to end the checking one a number has been fully completed.(starting from the end.
eg : 8086934565 (no saved in database) +918086934565(no in contact list)
then we need to start from last so that
5==5 then continue
6==6 then continue
till any of the no (+918086934565 or 8086934565) ends without breaking any equivalent condition.
eg for numbers +918086934565 and 8086933365
checking from the last
5==5,6==6, 5!=3 there the equivalent condition goes wrong and hence it should get out from the loop with a flag ie the numbers are not equal.
Please write me the function to do this or tell me an alternative method.
Any help would be appreciable.
Thanks.
Ugh, that's painful to read...haha...You're suggesting using phone numbers to identify users in a multiplayer matchmaking scenario? That's taboo...If you return a JSON array of users phone numbers, names, and photos, your app will almost certainly be permanently banned from the market and possibly your entire account. That is about the biggest security risk that I can possibly think of, you might as well have a textfield where everybody types in their social security number and it posts it to craigslist. Basically any of your users could just repeatedly initiate games with people and get names photos and phone numbers of 10 random people at a time by capturing the plain text JSON data coming back. If I were you I'd look into the facebook sdk for authentication or Google Play Game Services for multiplayer matchmaking unless the core mechanics of your game rely on phone numbers specifically, in which case by it's very nature is just not going to fly with users. Asking someone to write you a function to do that is most likely never going to happen on stackoverflow. I'm not even going to get into the last part of the question...This has to be a troll attempt...lol
The app that I'm developing allows the user to enter in a zip code, then the app displays my local businesses that are closest to them. So if someone entered in a New York zip code, all of my franchises located in NY would show up.
It would be ideal if I could see what zip codes are most popular with the usage of this app, and which states receive the most traffic.
Is there a way to record/analyze the entered in zip codes of my users, and have that data sent back to me? Will this become a privacy issue if I gather this data?
Thanks
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The zip code the user will enter is simply in an EditText.
What you want to do is certainly possible. Since you're posing this question at all, I'm guessing you're app has the available franchises stored locally as opposed to retrieving them from a server.
Where is the data supposed to be sent to? If you have a server, you can use an HttpsURLConnection and POST the requested zipcode to your server when the user presses calculate or however else calculation is kicked off in your app. You will need the internet permission for this to work.
As a word of caution, you should be very up front about that you're doing this to the user, and also give them an option to turn it off, or even have it turned off per default. Personally, this would be the kind of thing that would bother me a great deal if I were to use your app. (Actually, if I couldn't turn it off, I probably wouldn't use it.)
EDIT
I'm not an expert on U.S. privacy laws but I imagine you probably need a formal privacy statement, as well. You certainly do if your app is also available in the European Union (regardless of whether it's useful there or not - whether or not it's available is enough.)
Yes you can easily collect this data and return it to a server. This will require an additional permission for your application 'android.permission.INTERNET' (If not already included.)
Not a lawyer and didn't stay in a Holiday Inn... but I don't see a privacy concern if you're using anonymous data... if you're packaging up user information (Name, Phone #, etc.) and sending it back I would think you'd want to include a "privacy policy" in your app's terms of service.
Let's say we have got a number.We want to send SMS to this number but in the message body we want the user name.ie. "dear name surname". I searched the internet but could not find any code sample.Is not it possible in android?
That's a big problem, is it not ?
Many a times we get calls from phone nos, not in our phone contact list. Those numbers come as unknown numbers. Sometimes the nos, come as masked as well.
So if you are to develop an app to unmask those, how will you get around it ?
Well the solution is you gotta make use of trap calling web sites .
What are trap calling web sites ?
These are web sites , which do a reverse look up of the no that you query and it gives you the name of that number holder.
For e.g, if you are a person in US, then you can make use of the WhoIsThisPhone web site to find out the name of the person calling you.
In case, it's a masked no, you can get around that one too . But you will have to you to pay a subscription fee on a monthly basis for availing this feature(services like trap call are available as apps itself ) .
Depending on which country you are in, you will have to make use of similar services/web sites available to get your job done .