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Google removes Indexing API approval process from documentation

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Google has removed the Indexing API approval form and request instructions from its official documentation, leaving only default quota information.

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Google has removed the approval form and process documentation for its Indexing API, according to Search Engine Journal. The updated docs now list default quotas but no longer explain how to request higher limits, leaving publishers and platforms without documented guidance on obtaining additional API access.

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