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# 4.1 iOS Package Name Setup on Firebase

* Go to the Firebase console > Project overview page. Click on the **Add app** and then the **iOS icon**. Enter your package name. You can use the same package name that you have used for Android.

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* Click on the register app and skip others by clicking next.
* Now go to project settings and click on ios and download the **GoogleService-info.plist**​ file.
* Then go to the **i​os/Runner** directory​ and paste the file here.
* Now, Open the iOS folder on Xcode by right-clicking on the iOS folder from VSCode or Android Studio and go to the runner folder, and move the **GoogleService-info.plist**​ file here. You will get a popup and click yes or confirm the popup message.
* Now, open the ​**GoogleService-info.plist**​ file in your IDE and copy the **REVERSED\_CLIENT\_ID**. (See the picture below)​

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* Go to the **i​os/Runner/Info.plist​** file and replace the **R​EVERSED\_CLIENT\_ID** here.

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