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# iOS build for social login

### How to configure social login for the iOS app build?

The social login feature is available for WordPress, WooCommerce and Custom app solutions, allowing app users to log in using Google and Apple. Follow these steps to configure your iOS app build for social login:&#x20;

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#### Step 1 : Access login build settings

* From your AppMySite app dashboard, navigate to [**Access < Login**](https://app.appmysite.com/app/login)**.**
* Click on the [**build settings button**](https://app.appmysite.com/app/login/build-settings) and enable the toggle for social logins

#### Step 2: Set up your Google Firebase

* Navigate to [**Google Firebase**. ](https://console.firebase.google.com/)
* Generate the google-services.json file from the Project Overview> Project Settings.
* Under the General tab, go to "Your Apps" section and click on your iOS app
* Download the GoogleServices-Info.plist from your Google Firebase account.
* Upload the .plist file in the Google Firebase configuration field.&#x20;
* Click on Save.&#x20;

Visit this link for a complete guide on creating a [Firebase app project](/app/notifications/basic-notifications/create-firebase-project.md):

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[Create Firebase project](/app/notifications/basic-notifications/create-firebase-project.md)
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#### Step 3: Enable Sign-in provider on Firebase

Now, enable Google authentication as a Sign-in provider in your Firebase account:

* Navigate to the Authentication section from the sidebar.
* Click on the Sign-in method.
* Then, click on Add new provider.
* Select Google from the list of additional providers.
* In the popup menu, turn on the Enable toggle.
* Click Save to finalize the changes.

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Google login will not function unless Google is selected as a provider in the **Sign-in Method** section of the authentication settings on your Firebase account.
{% endhint %}


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