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Also, even if they support it, it does not look like Apple has released an app or SDK for Android. So there would be no apple account registered on the phone.
by on_and_off 6y ago
Also, even if they support it, it does not look like Apple has released an app or SDK for Android.
So there would be no apple account registered on the phone.
So each app wanting to implement apple login would have to :
- pretty much implement it from scratch
- still have a very subpar experience compared to any other login mechanism (even way worse than email + password) since they would have to ask users to find their obfuscated apple email address.
- WorldMaker 6y agoSign in with Apple asks for your normal iCloud email address. It's Apple's servers that look up your app-specific obfuscated relay email address if you've used one for the app.
- on_and_off 6y agoduh ! I blame my sleepiness for missing that. Still pretty meh that it is the only solution of its kind without an sdk
- tatersolid 6y agoThey don’t need an SDK if they’re using protocol-compliant OpenID Connect. Any OpenID Connect (or OAUTH2) library of the devs choice is the SDK. The Facebook/google SDKs are simply there to add trackers and bloat.
- on_and_off 6y agoA good sdk means that it is both quick to implement and that it can integrate with the OS account feature (meaning users only have to authentify once for their apple account)