If you use the hide my email feature, and then the service sends you an email which you have to action to confirm your email, does that risk exposing your actual email address, or will it work with the random one Apple associates to you?
This is great for people like us living in Asia. But I doubt I will be hiding my email lol. I don't know if it's a thing outside of Asia but LINE (and similar chat apps like WeChat and KakaoPay) are embedded now into our lives, it's not just chat apps for us, it's our payment methods when buying in stores.
LINE is very very popular in Asia like WeChat and Kakaotalk. These are just not chat apps for us, it's our way of making payments when buying at stores, and when you meet new friends, the first we ask is "what's your LINE/Kakaotalk/WeChat ID?" instead of "what's your number". Even for elder people, These are an app they use. Especially with OpenChat, we get to join group chats of people we admire or people.
If you use the hide my email feature, and then the service sends you an email which you have to action to confirm your email, does that risk exposing your actual email address, or will it work with the random one Apple associates to you?
Hi by Asia, which countries do you mean?! I thought we chat is particularly popular only in China and no other Asian countries. Is that what you meant?
If you use the hide my email feature, and then the service sends you an email which you have to action to confirm your email, does that risk exposing your actual email address, or will it work with the random one Apple associates to you?
WeChat is accessible to any part of Asia actually. Mobile payments are big thing here where Apple Pay is not available. I guess that’s partly why ApplePay is not available here yet, because there’s already available platform for it that supports both Android and Apple users.Hi by Asia, which countries do you mean?! I thought we chat is particularly popular only in China and no other Asian countries. Is that what you meant?
AFAIK it’s not particularly popular in (mainland) China but it’s very big in Taiwan, Japan and other countries in East and Southeast Asia.
Interesting. I am not seeing it on my Pinterest app
For those wondering how to enable Sign In with Apple, you need to first go into account settings, login options, then turn on the Apple switch. Then log out and log in again using Sign In with Apple. That should do the trick.
And what if you never had an account before?!
Sign up for one. You should see the option for it at the sign up page.
Yes but on the sign up page I don’t see the option for Sign In with Apple ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
It’s there for me in the app.
Yeah doesn’t appear for me as I posted a screenshot earlier.
Delete and reinstall the app? I had to force quit the app for the option to show up.
Delete and reinstall the app? I had to force quit the app for the option to show up.
I am still waiting for Feedly to have SIWA
Mine just reappeared. Try it now?
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It has appeared for me as well now.
But not letting me hide the email address.
Same. If I wanted to use it, I’d just use a burner email but the way in which Pinterest operates has turned me off from their platform and I’ve just deleted my old account and the app itself.
A lot of apps / companies sell your information. That is why the list is still so small.Been almost a year since I saw this at WWDC and I haven’t seen a single app use it yet. Not one.