To address your question about changing the privacy settings of Google Spaces created via the Google Chat API to make them public or open to your organization, it’s important to note that the Google Chat API’s capabilities and settings are determined by Google’s API documentation and the permissions granted to the application. The Pipedream documentation and the provided examples primarily focus on how to authenticate and make requests to Google’s APIs using OAuth tokens. However, specific functionalities like changing the privacy settings of Google Spaces are directly related to the features provided by the Google Chat API itself. As of my last update, the Pipedream documentation does not include a direct method or example for changing the privacy settings of Google Spaces created via the Google Chat API. This functionality would depend on the Google Chat API’s support for such operations. For detailed guidance on managing Google Spaces and their privacy settings through the API, I recommend consulting the official Google Chat API documentation directly. If Google Chat API supports modifying space settings through API calls, you would typically need to: 1. Identify the API endpoint responsible for updating space settings. 2. Ensure your OAuth scopes include permissions to modify these settings. 3. Make an authenticated API request to update the space’s privacy settings. If the Google Chat API does not currently support changing the privacy settings of a space after creation or if this information is not readily available, you might consider providing feedback or a feature request to Google’s development team for future consideration. For any further assistance with Pipedream or making API requests to Google services, please visit Pipedream’s support.