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4. If you haven't downloaded the google-services.json file into the **app** folder of your Android Studio project, you can do so on this page.
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5. Switch to the **Cloud Messaging** tab at the top.
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6. Copy and save the **Server key** for later use. You use this value to configure your hub.
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7. If you do not see a **Server Key** on the firebase Cloud Messaging tab, follow these additional steps
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7. If you do not see a **Server key** on the firebase Cloud Messaging tab, follow these additional steps.
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1. Click on the three-dots menu of the "Cloud Messaging API (Legacy) 🚫 Disabled" Heading
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2. Follow the offered link to manage in google cloud console, and there press the button to enable the googlecloudmessaging API
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3. Wait a few minutes
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4. Go back to your Firebase console Cloud Messaging Tab, and refresh.
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2. Follow the offered link to "Manage API in Google Cloud Console".
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3. In google cloud console, press the button to enable the googlecloudmessaging API.
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3. Wait a few minutes.
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4. Go back to your firebase console project Cloud Messaging tab, and refresh the page.
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5. See that the Cloud Messaging API header has changed to "Cloud Messaging API (Legacy) ✅ Enabled" and now shows a Server Key.
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