Google non-keyed requests on third-party sites and apps
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I have a static map image using the standard google maps url with no api key.

This appears to work for every email client, except recently for outlook.live.com.

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Instead of the expected image, I get a gray jpg with "g.co/staticmaperror/key" written across it, which leads to this documentation.

I know Google limits the use to 25,000 per day for non-keyed requests. Is this simply Google recognizing the request limit for outlook.live.com? If so, why haven't I seen this behavior on other clients, such as Yahoo mail? Or how do they measure things like me opening the email in my desktop Outlook mailbox?

Renteria answered 17/1, 2017 at 20:18 Comment(1)
Maybe outlook.live.com wasn't "grandfathered" by Google? The API key is mandatory for new domains after June 22, 2016.Jennifferjennilee

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