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The important highlight is that Sign in with Apple allows somewhat anonymous login. So Apple can argue it is requiring everyone to support a more privacy-friend
by ocdtrekkie 7y ago
The important highlight is that Sign in with Apple allows somewhat anonymous login. So Apple can argue it is requiring everyone to support a more privacy-friendly login option.
- ardit33 7y agoThey are not.... They could have said, if your app has social network log in, must support a more anonymous way as well.... and not must support Apple's login service..... which might/might not be good for users....
- notSupplied 7y agoIf you look at the rules, that is exactly what they are doing. If you provide a form of 3rd party login that isn’t the following things: (...list of sign ins that are all not the kind of “Sign in with Facebook / Google”, you are exempt. So it seems pretty targeted:apps that provide FB or Google sign in must also provide Apple sign in, which has an anonymous option. As a user I’m loving this. Worrysome use of AppStore power aside...