The Google Site Verification API can be used to change a user’s Google site verification information. Certain Google services are only available to those whose verification information demonstrates that they are the legitimate owners of the requested website domain. Verification tokens can be created using the API and placed in various places on your websites or domain records on behalf of authenticated users by your code. Once the token has been created, you can ask Google to check for the token by making a call to the API. Google registers the authorized user as the owner of the website or domain if it discovers the token. The API can also be used to remove a site 토토먹튀 from the ownership list on behalf of the user.
The Google Site Verification API is designed for programmers who want to create tools or services that automatically validate a site’s or domain’s ownership. This is crucial since certain Google services are only available to website or domain owners. As the first step towards programmatically provisioning other Google services, you can utilize the Google Site Verification API to confirm that the authenticated user is the owner of the domain or site.
This guide will presume that you are familiar with web programming fundamentals, understand web data formats, and have the knowledge and skills necessary to programmatically edit the files or DNS records that make up your website or domain.
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