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I use Scrypted to allow viewing Nest cameras in HomeKit. When I go through the process of giving Scrypted permission to access my camera information, that token seems to expire after a week (approximately). I haven't seen any setting anywhere that allows me to change this. Is there some hidden option somewhere that can allow this permission to not expire.

I finally found the expiration page - but I don't see how to remove the 7 day limit. It offers to raise the daily token limit, but not to remove expiration.

Expiration on Google Cloud

nachum
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Per https://developers.google.com/identity/protocols/oauth2#expiration this is because your oauth client id is unverified. You'll need to go through the oauth client verification process to get longer lived tokens.

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  • Can you please explain more? The application is Scrypted - I can't do anything on that item. I am just allowing Scrypted Device Access to have access to my nest cameras. Eg, when I open https://nestservices.google.com/partnerconnections, I see Scrypted. I don't see any options for me to change my "oath client id" to be verified. What is my oauth client id? Thanks – nachum Nov 22 '22 at 04:38