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When associating entitlements with a reader's Google Account, publishers must
create a publisher-provided identifier (PPID). The PPID is associated client-side,
and used in subsequent server-side calls for referring to the reader.
The PPID can be an existing publisher identifier for the reader, or a newly
created one, but must be stable for the reader. It cannot be updated without
the reader deleting and re-linking their account.
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