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At myactivity.google.com, you can view all your Google activity. It's super rich data 🤩, and I'd love to be able to access my own programatically.
Does anyone know if there is a public API to access this data, or if there is one in the works?
As a kind of a workaround, you can go to https://takeout.google.com/settings/takeout, request "My Activity" events, let Google store them on your Google Drive (zipped or gzipped) and access the archive via Google Drive API.
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I can see that the metro timings are visible in the google maps app when i click on a metro station like in the image . But i cannot find the right information on which api to use to get that data.
I want to access this data through a google api
so, can somebody help me find the right api to get this data
i tried to find it in the google maps api documentation but could not find it
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I have latitudes longitudes and speed data. Now I want to find the speed limit of that area and know if their is over speeding in my data or not. So is their an api or on google map by using which I can determine the overspeeding thing?
Your tag is probably irrelevant to the question.
Just to answer your yes/no question and as you mentioned Google Maps Platform please refer to this page:
https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/roads/speed-limits
Apparently you'll need to subscribe to the Premium Plan of Google Maps APIs.
An alternative could be:
https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:maxspeed
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I want to get all skin names for CS:GO. But I can't find API for use market. Early was some information here: http://steamcommunity.com/dev
but now, I can't find it.
Please give me API documentation, for operate with market and skins.
There is no API endpoint like this defined. There never was.
There are different solutions:
Parse the steam market. I would not recommend this because you will get rate limited really fast and you need to parse HTML
You can use SteamAPI.io or Steamlytics which both provide a proper API endpoint to get all item information (you can get the lists for free, just signup there and do the api call)
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I'm looking for a youtube API to retrieve information by id (like l3UPzd1ci1k) which:
Does not require a sign up to get a 'Developer key'.
Outputs title, date, and probably comment/description given a video ID which is visible in the URL.
Preferably uses JSON to output the information.
The YouTube API doesn't require authentication for read-only queries that don't rely on information about a specific user, so you can use the standard API, e.g. http://gdata.youtube.com/feeds/api/videos/3aICB2mUu2k?v=2&alt=json. See the documentation for details.
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Is there an open source implementation of Google AdWords, or is the technology protected in some way (such as being patented)?
Edit: To clarify, I'm looking for a 3rd party implementation of an AdWords-like system (that has nothing to to with Google AdWords beyond the concept and superficial similarity).
Depending on what part of the system you are looking to replicate you should give OpenX ad server a try. You can install it on your own servers or use their hosted version. There are other open source ad servers but this one seems to work pretty well.