Why should I allow public API access for output

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    HarmlessBall (Edited )

    Good one, I had no idea about this trick. Make sense if it works pretty well. Thanks! upsers

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    George N. Gordon

    That was so amazing. 

     

     

     

     

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    Olimever Memial (Edited )

    Great update

     

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    Avenue

    The information you provided is about an API implementation in an Over-the-air SDK for iOS. The API allows users to access the output in JSON format directly, and the SDK enables users to update the translations via OneSky directly. Here's a summary of the key points:

    1. **API Access**: The API is implemented in the Over-the-air SDK for iOS, allowing users to access the output in JSON format without going through a server[1][2].

    2. **Public API Key**: For security reasons, only the Public API Key is required when developing with the SDK. This allows users to access the output API without needing an API secret[2].

    3. **Security**: All other APIs will remain private even if public access is granted to the API /string/output. This ensures that sensitive information is not exposed to unauthorized users[2].

    4. **Over-the-air Updates**: The Over-the-air SDK supports updates without requiring an API secret, allowing users to download translations via OneSky directly[2].

    5. **Scalability**: The new OTA infrastructure is designed to support more frameworks and scale infinitely, measuring usage in gigabytes of consumed data per month (GB/month)[2].

    By using the provided information and resources, you can better understand how to implement and manage the Over-the-air SDK for iOS, ensuring a secure and efficient translation update process.

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