Apple Sign In
techcrunch.com
Apple Sign In
1–10 of 544 posts
Re: Apple Sign In
#2Per a screenshot in the Keynote, Sign in with Apple will also work on the Web, which will be interesting.
Re: Apple Sign In
#3Disposable, anonymous email forwarding is a massive step forward for privacy. I know we've all been doing it for a while, but this on a consumer level is fantastic.
Re: Apple Sign In
#4Does this require that every device you'd wish to use to sign into the service be an Apple device?
That is, if you're signing up for Netflix with this, would you be able to access your account from a Roku box?
Re: Apple Sign In
#5Per a screenshot in the Keynote, Sign in with Apple will also work on the Web, which will be interesting.
They already offer Apple Pay on the web. I imagine the experience will be similar here.
Re: Apple Sign In
#6This is a natural step that I’ve been waiting for for years. This can almost remove the need for password typing, as you don’t even need one to unlock the device anymore. Let’s hope Microsoft does the same, and integrates with apple’s solution. A lot of people are on iOS+Win10 for laptops.
Re: Apple Sign In
#7Does this require that every device you'd wish to use to sign into the service be an Apple device? That is, if you're signing up for Netflix with this, would you be able to access your account from a Roku box?
I imagine you'd have to get the private email from your iPhone, similar to how 1Password works.
Re: Apple Sign In
#8Finally an excuse to delete my Facebook account completely. SSO was the only reason I was still using it.
I do wonder how many sites will actually implement it.
Re: Apple Sign In
#9"This domain is not allowed."
Re: Apple Sign In
#10Per a screenshot in the Keynote, Sign in with Apple will also work on the Web, which will be interesting.
They already offer Apple Pay on the web. I imagine the experience will be similar here.
True, although that would imply Sign in with Apple would be Safari-only, which might be a hard sell.