Flipboard and Globo.com.br (largest Brazilian news site) have added Sign In With Apple on the web.
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Yelp has updated their app again. And yet again, Sign In With Apple only fails when you use the hidden email. It helpfully asks you to use a real email.
This has been broken like this since they were forced to add Sign In With Apple and their attempts at getting around it were thwarted.
Sign in with Apple works just fine if you give them your real email. If you don’t realize that this is a deliberate attempt at getting their users to give them your real email, I have a bridge to sell you.
Yelp has seemingly worked correctly with the hide my email option for me.. however I can’t sign in online.
Neil Young Archives has begun the process of eliminating Facebook and Google logins from its website. In a message from Neil, he focuses on Facebook and how it is a platform which allows untruths and lies to circulate, while bots sow discord among users. He says this change will cost approximately $ 20,000.
A southern man don’t need him around, but looks like a Northern Man appreciates him haha.
Recently bought a Withings Wifi scale and signed up in the app using SIWA. Fast forward, I cannot log in on the web browser because they have not yet rolled out web SIWA. Also interesting is that on the web, it's only user name / pass. So they might have gone from nothing to supporting SIWA in the app.
I spoke with the founder of 9to5Mac regarding Disqus not supporting Sign In With Apple and overall being a terrible commenting system, and he said that they're considering changing to WordPress (which does have Sign In With Apple).
That’s correct. I noted in a recent post. Withings didn’t have Facebook sign in. They just added Sign In With Apple “to better protect users’ security” according to their update notes.
I’m sure they’ll add it on the web since this was completely voluntary.
That’s correct. I noted in a recent post. Withings didn’t have Facebook sign in. They just added Sign In With Apple “to better protect users’ security” according to their update notes.
I’m sure they’ll add it on the web since this was completely voluntary.
Flixster now supports Sign In With Apple
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The number of apps is growing very quickly now. We're at 356 apps identified as working with Sign In With Apple.
The number of apps is growing very quickly now. We're at 356 apps identified as working with Sign In With Apple.
Mindbody which many small wellness and fitness businesses use as their scheduling app for classes and personal trainers now supports Sign In With Apple.
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This one will have a big domino effect down the line as many other apps and websites use the Mindbody API.
Still not supported on the web but I’m sure that’s coming soon because clients who signed up with Sign In With Apple won’t be able to log in on the web and that’ll cause their support staff a headache if not corrected soon.
This one will have a big domino effect down the line as many other apps and websites use the Mindbody API.
Still not supported on the web but I’m sure that’s coming soon because clients who signed up with Sign In With Apple won’t be able to log in on the web and that’ll cause their support staff a headache if not corrected soon.
I know this doesn’t add too much to the thread, but I wanted to let you know this thread is awesome and the work that @ipedro and others are doing is equally awesome. Thanks to you, and to the devs that take Sign-in With Apple so seriously.
Thanks for the acknowledgment. I had been waiting for years for this to come. There was incomplete code for Sign In With Apple as far back as iOS 11.
Sign in with email and passwords is the biggest cause of hacking, privacy invasion and abuse by developers and loss of data for users and I knew that Apple would have to address this at some point.
It’s so great to see widespread adoption occurring at an accelerating pace now. My brother, who was all Android and anti-Apple since the first iPhone recently changed to iOS and Sign In With Apple and it’s privacy features helped change his mind. He recently changed all of his Google logins to Sign In With Apple.
idk if this is new but I just noticed that the app exposure app of the Philippines, now offers SIWA and it offers to hide email address.
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FINALLY! Quora now has Sign In With Apple.
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Quora does ask you for your email after you sign up. So a trick is to choose the relay email in the setup, then go to your settings > profile > passwords > Apps using Apple ID > Quora and copy your relay email from there.
The account setup process is very extensive and tedious. They ask you to set up a password and you’re forced to choose your interests in order to finish setting up the account. It looks like they have no intention of putting it on the web and you’ll just have to sign in on the web with the relay email and password you set up.
Anyway, it’s good to have one less app in the Top Outstanding Apps list.
Quora does ask you for your email after you sign up. So a trick is to choose the relay email in the setup, then go to your settings > profile > passwords > Apps using Apple ID > Quora and copy your relay email from there.
The account setup process is very extensive and tedious. They ask you to set up a password and you’re forced to choose your interests in order to finish setting up the account. It looks like they have no intention of putting it on the web and you’ll just have to sign in on the web with the relay email and password you set up.
Anyway, it’s good to have one less app in the Top Outstanding Apps list.
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Apple seems to have backed off on their zero tolerance policy in approving apps, Gaia GPS already updated twice since Sign In With Apple became mandatory and neither of them added the feature, even though these were not bug updates. Apple's own Shazam has notoriously averted following their own rules.
This softer touch probably comes in light of accusations of being a monopoly. The last thing they need is another high profile fight over app rejections.I guess the next deadline we're looking forward to is iOS14. Most apps will have to update for the new OS so we should see another wave of additions to Sign In With Apple then.
This softer touch probably comes in light of accusations of being a monopoly. The last thing they need is another high profile fight over app rejections.I guess the next deadline we're looking forward to is iOS14. Most apps will have to update for the new OS so we should see another wave of additions to Sign In With Apple then.
I agree with you.
We have a large number of apps supporting SIWA now. I wish there were more, but we need it spread more on the web at this point IMO.
I think it will inevitably spread all over the web. As apps add it, their users will expect to find the same login on the web. Once there’s a critical mass on the web, users will just expect it and every site will feel compelled to add it.
Quora s SIWA didn’t work. For app, SIWA would loop forever.
for web access, there is no SIWA button and has to logon with the relay email. Not even work with the touchid and saved passwords feature of Safari.
hence the SIWA sign up is just to provide you a relay email addr for you completing the sign up process. At the end it is actually logon with email and offer no convenience of signing in with One AppleID for all accounts.
pls check.
Felt like Quora did not really want to comply with SIWA.
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Yes, I noticed. Quora, Yelp, Pinterest and others using workarounds are going to find themselves increasingly cornered as Apple closes those loopholes and rolls out benefits exclusive to Sign In With Apple such as App Clips. Meanwhile, I won’t use them. I may never come back. They’ll lose their customers looking for those conveniences.
I have no problem with Yelp. They did no trick. But Quora obviously tried to trick SIWA implementations.
Are these so called workaround complying with Apple s requirements? Could we report these non compliance to Apple?
For better visibility to other users, possible to mark these false SIWA implement in the lists on the top page of this thread?
It is a shame the Apollo app for Reddit doesn’t have SIWA when the regular Reddit app does.
Agreed! It’s a bit weird that it doesn’t. I hope that changes soon. I never use the official app.
I emailed the developer and he told me how to accomplish it. Since you are familiar with Apollo and this is day one for me, how to do see all your subscribed subreddits in the app?
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f you hit create account in Apollo then sign in instead, then tap the Done button in the browser, then tap Sign In and it should remember your account.
The I so it’s the same procedure used when you want to answer a poll. Are you asking me now to see all subscribed subs or was that the other think you asked?
I have subscribed to two sub reddit’s thus far and would like to be able to see a list of all my subscribed subreddits so I can tap on the subscribed subreddits and it would take me to the latest post.
Edited to add: I found it in Apollo. Thanks just the same.
