So… Google emailed to say "we've found a publicly accessible API key for Google Maps. You should stop doing that."

I looked at the page they linked to, and yep, there it is. There is no map on that page.

I've since disabled Google Maps from the "Integrations" page in ACP, but… is this something that can be fixed in IPS? I see no way for me to do anything about it, and obviously I would rather people NOT get my public key (even though my private one is still a secret), which is why they sent the email to begin with.

@Marc Stridgen it's literally (almost) every page.

• https://www.pathlabtalk.com/forum/index.php?/topic/9170-cooler-for-the-or/
• https://www.pathlabtalk.com/forum/index.php?/topic/11608-wrong-abo-typing-by-gel/
• https://www.pathlabtalk.com/forum/index.php?/topic/11600-clia-cap-proficiency-testing/

Those were just the first three in @Square Wheels's particular sub-forum.

It's exposed in this topic (except you haven't put the key in), too.

Also got exact same email from Google today. I am assuming I set this up correctly and the key they reference in the email is definitely the value of the public key not the private one.  Just don't want to get a nasty surprise one day where my normal $0.00 Google Maps "invoice" actually shows an amount.