What do I do if my shared Google credentials aren’t working anymore?

What do I do if my shared Google credentials aren’t working anymore?

Years ago, CloudSponge was able to share Google OAuth credentials. Over time, Google stopped allowing us to share these credentials with you. 

You will need to get verified by Google for the People API. You can read our complete guide on Google OAuth here and watch our videos on OAuth here.  

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