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# WP Social login issue

### Why are my social logins not working?

AppMySite supports social logins via Google and Apple. If the social logins on your app are not working, ensure you have followed the steps below: 

* [**Configure your Android app and iOS app for social login**](/app/access/login/social-login-configuration.md) on Google Firebase. 
* Ensure you have enabled Google authentication as a Sign-in provider in your Firebase account. 

#### Steps to enable Google authentication

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* [**Login to your Firebase account**](https://console.firebase.google.com/) and go to the relevant app project.&#x20;
* Navigate to the Authentication section from the sidebar.
* Click on the Sign-in method.
* 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.

Follow the detailed guide to configure social login for your apps:&#x20;

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

You can always contact[ our support team](https://app.appmysite.com/email-support) if you are experiencing issues.&#x20;


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