Question Use long time token for Remote Config instead password or alternatives...

Hello,

I want to write an Android background service to check for news stored in Remote Config. In the description of the Remote Config API I find I must call login to get an access token first. Now I can get the configuration with it. But I want not store my password in a java file I deploy on X devices. At the end the code can always decompile and so anybody can get my password.
My knowledge for this problem is that I can generate an long time access token with the one and only role of reading configurations (so it runs on e. g. OpenShift Plattform or GitLab). But I do not find this functionality.

What is the best practice to use Remote Config API without using my password in code?

THX!

 

I wan to do this:
I need an Android background service to check for news stored in remote configuration (like events, e. g. easter event). The notification is shown if the game is not running and I trigger the user to play my game again (it works like Mario Kart (Nintendo) for Android, the events are shown via notifications, too). But with unity tools I do not find any way to do this.

 

But how? What is the way in Unity to fetch the configuration regularly (if app is in background, too)? I do not find any solution for this.

 

No, if I google for this I does not find any solution for this... Can you show me a tutorial or example for this? Is the timer is running in background, too?