Correction of an error in the BudgetPerDayMinimumErrorDetails message

When we released V21 of the Google Ads API, we released a field with the wrong name in the BudgetPerDayMinimumErrorDetails message: the field minimum_budget_amount_micros was mistakenly released as minimum_bugdet_amount_micros, with the word “budget” misspelled.

We already corrected the error in V22 of the API; however, we are also retroactively correcting it in V21 starting from October 15th, 2025 (the same day of the V22 release).

What do I need to do?

If you are using one of our officially supported client libraries, they will keep working seamlessly when we release the field rename.

However, when you upgrade to the latest version of your client library, you will have to modify your existing code that accesses this field to comply with the field rename, even if you are still using V21.

If you are using the Google Ads API with the REST transport layer, make sure your code is handling the minimum_budget_amount_micros field by its correct name instead of the mistakenly released one.

If you have any questions or want to discuss this post, please reach out to us on our “Google Advertising and Measurement Community” Discord server.

 - Mattia Tommasone, Google Ads API Team

Gemini app data now included in Access Transparency, Access Management, and Access Approvals

What’s changing 

Access Transparency, Access Management, and Access Approvals now cover Gemini App data. These features provide admins full transparency into when Gemini App data is viewed for support purposes, control over which Google support staff can view this data, and control over when this data can be viewed by Google for support purposes. 

The addition of Gemini App data to Access Transparency, Access Management, and Access Approvals expands on Google’s data commitments on customer data ownership, security, and privacy. 

  • Access Transparency provides real time logs whenever customer data is accessed by Google staff. 
  • Access Management allows admins to limit which Google staff can access their data such as US or EU Google staff. 
  • Access Approvals allow admins to require Google to request for explicit approval prior to accessing their data related to a support action. 

These controls have been extended to cover Gemini App data in addition to Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Docs, Sheets, Slides, Drawings, Sites, Chat, meet, and Gemini in Workspace data. 



Getting started 


Rollout pace 

  • This feature is available now. 

Availability 

  • Access Transparency is available for users with Enterprise Plus licenses 
  • Access Approvals is available for users with Assured Controls or Assured Controls Plus licenses 
  • Access Management is available for users with Assured Controls Plus licenses 

Resources 



Unlocking Multi-Spectral Data with Gemini

Multi-spectral imagery, which captures wavelengths beyond human vision, offers a "superhuman" way to understand the world, and Google's Gemini models make this accessible without specialized training. By mapping invisible bands to RGB channels and providing context in the prompt, developers can leverage Gemini's power for tasks like environmental monitoring and agriculture.

Create custom, AI-generated meeting backgrounds on Mobile devices

What’s changing 

You can now create custom background images with Gemini from your Android or iOS device. Meeting backgrounds can help obscure your surroundings during a meeting or they can enhance the meeting itself, and now you can take advantage of this feature whether you’re joining a meeting from Google Meet on the web or on mobile devices. 



Getting started: 


Rollout pace: 


Availability: 

Available for Google Workspace:

  • Business Standard and Plus
  • Enterprise Standard and Plus
  • Also available with the Google AI Pro for Education add-on and to anyone who previously purchased the Gemini Business, Gemini Enterprise, and AI Meetings and Messages add-on.