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They 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 logi
by ardit33 7y ago
They 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...