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You can’t, it’s against their policy, if they catch you they’ll revoke your access. developers.facebook.com/policy/ 8.2 (which states “Native IOS and Android a
by akmarinov 6y ago
You can’t, it’s against their policy, if they catch you they’ll revoke your access.
developers.facebook.com/policy/
8.2 (which states “Native IOS and Android apps that implement Facebook Login must use our official SDKs for login.” This has a help icon next to it that opens a dialog on their site that shows a couple pictures and then explains “Android apps should use the default login behavior defined by the SDK, which may use the web-view Login dialog. On iOS, only kiosk apps may use a web-view Login dialog.”
- Nextgrid 6y agoA generic login experience on the web (where the entire login flow is implemented in the browser and the login button just redirects to Safari, including for email/password accounts) should work around it. You can provide technical reasons as excuses for why it's impossible for your app to include edge cases for each login provider to be included natively in the app.
- delfinom 6y agoYou understand the subtext here right? They literally want you to install their malware on users devices so you can use their SSO. That's the entire ploy. It's how they ensure their malware spreads.
- zentiggr 6y agoSo do what the GP was hinting at and drop support for Facebook login, drop the SDK, wash your hands and sleep better as well.
- zuppy 6y agothis is not how real life works, you don’t get to choose all the features and you can’t quit jobs every time you’re asked to integrate a sdk. also, you are suggesting that it is a good option to drop support for all the customer accounts that have used fb login, this is silly. sometimes i wonder if you people lost all the connections with the reality... or if you were ever employed.
- zentiggr 6y agoI've been everything from making more money than I needed to homeless and borrowing couches and front porches in winter. I've also refused to include Facebook in my life even though the majority of my extended family practically live there and rarely communicate outside of FB posts. My wife and I just get text messages on the rare occasions instead. Yes, been employed and unemployed. And I'm under no illusions that FB login support will get dropped anytime soon. I can still lobby for the desirable alternative.