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Even if the seller wipes all data off the device before selling it, if the buyer installs GameSparks again, the device may be recognized as previously authenticated, depending on the specific OS implementation, and could be linked to the first player as owner of the device when it was first authenticated. When using device authentication:

Unity Authentication. This tutorial will get your Unity project communicating with GameSparks by registering and authenticating players to your game. In order to have a player connect to your GameSparks game and start sending and receiving game-data, they first need to be authenticated with your GameSparks game.

Integrating with GameSparks. You must ensure that your Google app has been added to GameSparks as a 3rd-party integration in order to authenticate with Google Play. If you haven't selected Google as a GameSparks Integration when you first created your game in GameSparks…

How to Authenticate a Player using their Facebook Account. You can use Facebook authentication to offer your players a simple way to sign in with their Facebook account details. The GameSparks platform can then use a player’s profile to drive its social features.

Unreal Authentication Introduction. This tutorial guides you through the process of registering and authenticating a player to your game, allowing them to begin communicating with it. Requirements: Make sure you have a game created. Make sure you are connected to your game. Have an input method to pass the user data into the GameSparks nodes.

Using Authentication Introduction. Before a player can perform any operations they need to authenticate with the platform. There are a few authentication options, and some can be used in combination with others. The full list of Authentication Types can be found here. However, for this tutorial we'll be using basic username/password ...