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Current position of Apple is if you're going to include the FBSDK Sign-In you have to include the Apple Sign-In button too. Removing FBSDK is also acceptable to

by s_dev 6y ago

Current position of Apple is if you're going to include the FBSDK Sign-In you have to include the Apple Sign-In button too. Removing FBSDK is also acceptable to Apple. So Apple have put out an incentive to their third party Devs while still giving some freedom.

aeyes 6y ago
Do you really need the SDK for Facebook Login? It's just OAuth.
- scottmf 6y ago
  Yes. FB will block your app for implementing FB sign in on iOS/Android without their SDK.
  - valuearb 6y ago
    Block you from where?
    - saagarjha 6y ago
      Connecting via OAuth, presumably.
- mvanbaak 6y ago
  No you don't. Like you said, it's using standards you can implement without the SDK.
scottmf 6y ago
Apple needs to promote a simple solution to switch your Spotify/whatever account from FB login to the privacy-focused Apple login. Obviously it would require app developers to implement, but Apple has a lot of power here.
- philo23 6y ago
  This is sort of already a feature coming to iOS 14, though it's really for switching an existing account to an Apple ID login, there's nothing technically stopping a developer from using it to switch a user from FB login connected account too.
  - scottmf 6y ago
    Oh that’s great, thank you. Hopefully Apple will take it a step further somehow.
- mvanbaak 6y ago
  If an app provides 'login with <something>' the app now has to support 'login with apple' as well. They are not activly blocking apps that violate this rule, but soon they will.
- rideontime 6y ago
  In our app we've already added a "Link your Apple ID" option to add Sign In With Apple to an existing account, it's easy enough to implement without any official support from Apple.