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Apple Sign-in is an authentication system based on OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect, providing a privacy-friendly way for users to sign in to websites and apps. It offers features like "Hide My Email," which creates unique, random email addresses to forward to the user's personal email, enhancing privacy. Apple Sign-in is required for apps that exclusively use third-party sign-in options on Apple platforms. Its strong focus on user privacy and seamless integration with Apple devices make it an attractive option for businesses looking to offer secure and user-friendly authentication.
Apple Sign-in belongs toAuthenticationcategory.
19websites
use it — 0.7% of the 2,555 websites we scanned in the last 12 months
#3of 11
tools in its category seen in our scans (we recognize 40)
0.46% of all websites we track run Apple Sign-in▼ 0.01 points since 20 Sep
How Apple Sign-in sites are built
Closest partners. The number says how many times more often the tool runs on Apple Sign-in sites than on an average website. Hover a partner for its share of sites.
Usually installed alongside
The bigger the bubble, the more of the 19 Apple Sign-in sites also run the tool. Colour shows what the tool does. Hover or tap a bubble for details.
Similar tools in its category
Authentication: 40 tools known, 11 seen in our scans
Questions about Apple Sign-in
- How many websites use Apple Sign-in?
- We found Apple Sign-in on 19 of the 2,555 websites we scanned in the last 12 months (0.7%).
- What is Apple Sign-in often used with?
- Among the websites we scan, Apple Sign-in is often found alongside Google Tag Manager (84.2% of its sites), Google Sign-in (73.7% of its sites), React (73.7% of its sites).
- What are the alternatives to Apple Sign-in?
- Other authentication tools we recognize include Google Sign-in, Facebook Login, Clerk, SAP Customer Data Cloud Sign-in.
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