How to access a Private Google Fusion table on a website that is live to display data on a Google Map?

Question

I have a Google Fusion table that I am using to display locations on a Google Map on my website via the Google Maps API. Currently the Fusion table is Public. I would like to make the Google Fusion table Private to protect the data in the table. I've tried doing this and as soon as the table is private the data will no longer display on the map on my website.

I've done some extensive research on whether or not it's possible to use a private Google Fusion table like I described above. A few other forums mentioned that if you have a Google Premium Account you can plug in your clientID to the protected map layer feature in the Google fusion table. This did not work for me.

Is there anyway to accomplish this?

Answer 1

Unfortunately Google decided deprecate Fusion Table Layer in Google Maps JavaScript API

The Fusion Tables Layer in the Maps JavaScript API is deprecated as of December 3, 2018. The Fusion Tables Layer will be completely turned off on December 3, 2019, and will no longer be available after that date.

source: https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/releases#335

You should consider alternatives for your application.