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Maksym Malyhin
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* FIS docs: whitelist -> allowlist * Changelog * Changelog fix * Revert accidently added GUL change
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# API-Key restrictions may need to be updated with new version of Firebase iOS SDKs.
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## What happened?
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The following SDKs updates introduce a dependency on the [Firebase Installations API](https://console.cloud.google.com/apis/library/firebaseinstallations.googleapis.com), a new infrastructure service for Firebase:
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- Analytics
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- Cloud Messaging
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- Remote Config
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- In-App Messaging
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- A/B Testing
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- Performance Monitoring
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- ML Kit
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- Instance ID
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As a result, API restrictions you may have applied to API keys used by your Firebase applications may have to be updated to allow your apps to call the Firebase Installations API.
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## What do I need to do?
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Before upgrading your application(s) to the latest SDK version, please **make sure that the API key(s) used in your application(s) are added to the allowlist for the Firebase Installations API:**
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- **Open** the [Google Cloud Platform Console](https://console.cloud.google.com/apis/credentials?folder).
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- **Choose** the project you use for your application(s).
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- **Open** `APIs & Services` and **select** `Credentials`.
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- **Click** `Edit API Key` (pencil icon) for the API key in question.
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- **Scroll down** to the `API restrictions` section.
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- If the radio button shows `Don't restrict key`, the API key is not affected.
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Otherwise, from the dropdown menu, **add** the `Firebase Installations API` to the list of permitted APIs, and click `Save`.
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