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fix: update label for FCM ApiKey to Server Key to match firebase console #5165

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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion src/fragments/sdk/push-notifications/android/getting-started.mdx
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- Provide your ApiKey. The FCM console refers to this value as `ServerKey`. For information on getting an FCM ApiKey, see the section [Setting Up FCM/GCM Guide](/sdk/push-notifications/setup-push-service). Use the steps in the next section to connect your app to your backend.
- Provide your `Server Key`. For information on getting an FCM `Server Key`, see the section [Setting Up FCM/GCM Guide](/sdk/push-notifications/setup-push-service). Use the steps in the next section to connect your app to your backend.

## Connect to Your Backend

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1. In the Firebase console, choose *Download google-services.json*. Copy the downloaded `google-services.json` file to the `app` directory of your Android project.

To access the `ServerKey` (referred to as the ApiKey in the CLI setup):
To access the `Server Key`:
1. Open the [Firebase console](https://console.firebase.google.com/).

1. Choose your project.
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