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# Apple login requirement

### Why is it mandatory to turn on Apple login if Google login is enabled?

When submitting your app to the Apple App Store, complying with Apple’s strict guidelines is crucial for approval. According to the App Store Review Guidelines, if your app offers third-party login options such as Google login, you must also provide Apple login as an alternative.

#### **Why is Apple login required?**

* Compliance with App Store Guidelines:
  * Apple mandates that apps offering third-party logins, like Google, must also include the option for users to log in using Sign in with Apple.
* Seamless Integration with Apple ID:
  * Apple login ensures a secure and streamlined authentication process by integrating directly with users’ Apple IDs.
  * It provides a privacy-focused login experience, allowing users to sign in without sharing unnecessary personal information.

#### **What happens if Apple login is not enabled?**

Failing to include Apple login when Google or other third-party login options are offered can lead to the following issues:

* App Review Rejection: Apple may reject your app during the review process.
* App Store Removal: Apps already live on the App Store may be removed for non-compliance.

{% hint style="warning" %}
Apple login is automatically enabled when you turn on the Google login toggle while configuring social logins for your app.
{% endhint %}

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Configure social logins of your app using the guide below:&#x20;

{% content-ref url="/pages/aW2SypMFRIweTjh0OS5Q" %}
[Social login configuration](/app/access/login/social-login-configuration.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}


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