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How users can only see their own data in Cloud Firestore?
- By ibrmrt
- Android Development
- 0 Replies
I'm building an app with Kotlin. In the app, the user can sign up and log in. After the user log in, the user adds some text and pictures, and these data is successfully added to the firebase cloud store and displayed in the app as a list. However, this list can be accessed by anyone registered on the app.
What I want to do is how users can only see their own data. So I don't want users to see each other's data. I just want every user to see their own added data. I think that I need to change Firebase Cloud Strore rules but How?.
I'm new about this, Thank you !
This is Cloud Firestore Rules;
and this is my cloud firestore ;
What I want to do is how users can only see their own data. So I don't want users to see each other's data. I just want every user to see their own added data. I think that I need to change Firebase Cloud Strore rules but How?.
I'm new about this, Thank you !
This is Cloud Firestore Rules;
Code:
rules_version = '2';
service cloud.firestore {
match /databases/{database}/documents {
match/Notes/{noteId}{
allow read, write: if request.auth.uid != null ;
}
}
}and this is my cloud firestore ;
Moving/force-installing apps onto the SD card?
- By muddlemand
- VIP Lounge
- 40 Replies
Gotcha. I thought so. I've made a decision not to root for now - lack of leisure time for exploring for fun, unless there's pressing need...
... but thanks for the titbits of info about rooting. I know I'll be going there sooner or later
Phone will NOT charge at all, sleeping issues
- Smartphones
- 4 Replies
Because of your accompanying screen issue, this post is of no value except as an insight into what an exciting life I lead 
I had my 1 year old Nokia repaired under warranty (very efficiently) because of the fiddling to hold the cable at an exact position.
I had learned through Nokia forums it was a known issue with the charging port on mine and one or two other models where the port internally warped / expanded or loosened due to poor material etc.
As soon as I mentioned to Nokia Chat support it seemed a known issue there were no more questions and they were terrific.
This was also my first usb-c phone and I wasn't pleased, and never understood the need to replace the shape because some found putting the cable in one way was too much pfaff.
I saw 2 videos where both the port and a charging board were replaced, but I didn't need to resort to that.
It sounds like your port expanded or warped in some way.
When I was having the issue I could bring up the full screen battery icon in Settings - Battery and if it turned Blue and said Charging it was charging in that position. If the home screen showed it was charging but the battery icon was white on the battery screen it wasn't charging, so the home screen / notification bar was lying
I admire that you are young but want to keep using what you have.
It does sound like a motherboard problem as the previous posters said, but maybe something is still repairable or salvageable.
I had my 1 year old Nokia repaired under warranty (very efficiently) because of the fiddling to hold the cable at an exact position.
I had learned through Nokia forums it was a known issue with the charging port on mine and one or two other models where the port internally warped / expanded or loosened due to poor material etc.
As soon as I mentioned to Nokia Chat support it seemed a known issue there were no more questions and they were terrific.
This was also my first usb-c phone and I wasn't pleased, and never understood the need to replace the shape because some found putting the cable in one way was too much pfaff.
I saw 2 videos where both the port and a charging board were replaced, but I didn't need to resort to that.
It sounds like your port expanded or warped in some way.
When I was having the issue I could bring up the full screen battery icon in Settings - Battery and if it turned Blue and said Charging it was charging in that position. If the home screen showed it was charging but the battery icon was white on the battery screen it wasn't charging, so the home screen / notification bar was lying
I admire that you are young but want to keep using what you have.
It does sound like a motherboard problem as the previous posters said, but maybe something is still repairable or salvageable.
No internet on wifi or data
- By MrJavi
- Smartphones
- 8 Replies
Possible workaround. Seems bluetooth still works
installing to your new phone and sending the app to your old phone vis Bluetooth.
Well according to your on words "
Possible workaround. Seems bluetooth still works." and Bluetooth is a method of transferring data. You ask how, install the app I recommend on your new phone and use it to transfer the same app "Bluethooth Sender" to your old phone. The use bluethooth sender from your old phone to transfer data to your new phone.
Thats how you transfer data by means of bluethooth.
You could try booting into safe mode and check your wifi.
