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Expand Up @@ -86,7 +86,7 @@ While you're in the Google Cloud Console, get a head start on setting up Google
- Where: Google Play Console
- Developer homepage ➡️ Users and permissions

In the Google Play Console, go to the '**Users and Permissions**' section' and select invite user. You'll want to invite the service account you created in Step 2. Under 'App permissions' you need to add your app. Then under 'Account permissions', you need to grant certain permissions in order for RevenueCat to properly work.
In the Google Play Console, go to the '**Users and Permissions**' section' and select invite user. You'll want to invite the service account you created in Step 2. Under 'App permissions' you need to add your app. Depending on what granularity of permission-control is desired, you need to grant certain permissions by either clicking on "Manage permissions" of the app you just added or, in order to grant access to all available apps, under 'Account permissions', in order for RevenueCat to properly work. Depending on your setup, you may want to adopt the principle of least privilege.

#### Grant the following permissions:

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