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- Why not to use social login?
- How does social media authentication work?
- What is social media logins?
- Why is social login important?
Why not to use social login?
Social logins might contain false information
Social media websites don't always require their customers to sign up with their real names, meaning that when they do, any information associated with their social login could be false.
How does social media authentication work?
Social Login is a simple process, with the following steps. The user enters your application and selects the desired social network provider. A login request is send to the social network provider. Once the social network provider confirms the user's identity, a current user will get access to your application.
What is social media logins?
Social login is a single sign-on (SSO) technology that allows users to authenticate themselves on various applications and sites by connecting through a social media site rather than typing a separate ID and password on each website.
Why is social login important?
Social login allows users to authenticate in a website or app without needing to create another password for this new account, or having to remember this password next time they return. The process relies on the credentials from a social networking service such as Facebook, Google, Twitter or an Apple account.
