What is publisher ID?
Your publisher ID is the unique identifier for your AdSense account. To protect the security of your account and make it easier for us to find account-specific details, you may be asked to provide this ID when you communicate with Google. Your publisher ID looks like this: pub-1234567891234567 .
How do you verify a publisher?
Quickstart
- Sign into the App Registration portal using multi-factor authentication.
- Choose an app and click Branding.
- Click Add MPN ID to verify publisher and review the listed requirements.
- Enter your MPN ID and click Verify and save.
What is a publisher domain?
An application’s publisher domain informs the users where their information is being sent and acts as an input/prerequisite for publisher verification. Depending on when the app was registered and it’s verified publisher status, publisher domain may be displayed directly to the user on the application’s consent prompt.
How do I find the publisher ID for ads?
You can find the publisher ID by clicking Settings in the sidebar. Then, click the Account information tab. You’ll also find your AdSense Customer ID and Google Ads Customer ID here. These IDs are specific to the AdSense and Google Ads accounts linked to your AdMob account.
What does it mean if an application is publisher verified?
When an application is marked as publisher verified, it means that the publisher has verified their identity using a Microsoft Partner Network account that has completed the verification process and has associated this MPN account with their application registration.
How to validate the publisher attribute of a signed package?
The Publisher attribute is validated against the subject name of the signing certificate when signed packages are opened. If the Publisher attribute doesn’t exactly match the subject name, the package is invalid. You can construct multiple semantically-equivalent string representations from the subject name that is stored in the certificate.
What is?
<Identity Name = A string between 3 and 50 characters in length that consists of alpha-numeric, period, and dash characters.
Why is my publisher attribute not matching the subject name?
If the Publisher attribute doesn’t exactly match the subject name, the package is invalid. You can construct multiple semantically-equivalent string representations from the subject name that is stored in the certificate. Use these canonicalization rules to match the Publisher attribute value to that subject name: