docs: Update Firebase Security Rules #116
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| 1. Navigate to your Firestore Database in the [Firebase console](https://console.firebase.google.com/) |
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I wonder if this is something that makes sense to do with a script? Like creating the collection and registering participants sounds fickle, and being able to automate that might be useful?
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Yeah that's a good idea, we have a CLI script for downloading data and this would be a neat addition to it. Most folks use Prolific at this point though so it won't be very high priority
Co-authored-by: Anna Murphy <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Anna Murphy <[email protected]>
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Updates the documentation for the Firebase Security Rules to match the default rule and provides additional context for registering studies.
The API keys that I blurred out are technically public so there's no concern of the old photos that are unblurred but I figure it's generally safer to blur them anyways.