| ▲ | crest 8 hours ago | |
They should limit the new features to new API keys that explicitly opt-in instead of fucking over every user who trusted their previous documentation that these keys are public information. | ||
| ▲ | abustamam 26 minutes ago | parent [-] | |
Isn't it standard practice to harden permissions on API keys? Like, if I were a bootstrapped startup maybe I'd take shortcuts and let an API key have a * permission but not for anything that could rack up thousands of dollars in bills for the customer. But at googles scale that just seems irresponsible. | ||