UserRecoverableNotifiedException signals
that there was a Google authentication error which can be recovered with user
action and has been handled by publishing a notification for the user to act
on.
GooglePlayServicesAvailabilityExceptions are
special instances of
UserRecoverableAuthExceptions which are thrown when the expected
Google Play services app is not available for some reason.
GoogleAuthExceptions signal Google authentication errors. In contrast to IOExceptions,
GoogleAuthExceptions imply that authentication shouldn't simply be retried.
Objects whose type is exactly GoogleAuthException
denote an authorization problem that is expected to be permanent and not correctable by the
user, such as invalid client. By contrast, subclasses such as UserRecoverableAuthException)
are used for transient user-correctable issues. A transient issue may also be indicated by an
IOException.
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