Siwa is back on Best Buy
I already have an account with my email... Is it possible to move my Pocket account to one with Sign In with Apple? Thank you.pocket supports Signin with Apple too.
I already have an account with my email... Is it possible to move my Pocket account to one with Sign In with Apple? Thank you.
Oh, interesting, I didn’t know that! iOS 14 has so many new features that every day I discover one new.Apple is building in a tool in iOS iOS 14 that will enable users to easily merge Sign In With Apple to an existing account. But again, you’ll lose the privacy benefits
Why are you surprised? That's how Apple operates. They play favourites in many ways. Rules only apply to whom they want them to.View attachment 935938
Fornite skipped adding Sign In With Apple in this update, even though it’s a bunch of major feature updates, not just for bugs.
Even though Fornite has indicated that they’re adding it in a coming update, how is Apple approving all of these apps that are breaking the rules? Who gets exceptions? Major developers who have the power to make a big public relations stink? Meanwhile, small devs have had their apps rejected for having the corner radius of the Sign In With Apple button slightly off.
and now, all Zendesk customers can integrate with iMessage, makes the need for email address less and less. I mean for those old school developers who still rely on email address only lolNot only is Just Eat’s user base many many times larger than AnyList’s, it’s a type of app that by its very nature generates a lot of support calls.
Using SkipTheDishes (JustEat’s sister company in Canada) I had an issue with my food order and needed support. Right within the app, without giving them any identifying details, I was able to chat with support who resolved my problem.
AnyList’s blog about their problems with Sign In With Apple aren’t actual problems with Sign In With Apple. They’re problems with the antiquated way in which AnyList does support.
As JustEat has shown and hundreds of other apps have shown, Sign In With Apple can be implemented successfully, even in apps that do lots of support. AnyList is just too stuck in their ways and/or uncaring about user privacy to do the work to adapt to a world that demands privacy.
Not only is Just Eat’s user base many many times larger than AnyList’s, it’s a type of app that by its very nature generates a lot of support calls.
Using SkipTheDishes (JustEat’s sister company in Canada) I had an issue with my food order and needed support. Right within the app, without giving them any identifying details, I was able to chat with support who resolved my problem.
AnyList’s blog about their problems with Sign In With Apple aren’t actual problems with Sign In With Apple. They’re problems with the antiquated way in which AnyList does support.
As JustEat has shown and hundreds of other apps have shown, Sign In With Apple can be implemented successfully, even in apps that do lots of support. AnyList is just too stuck in their ways and/or uncaring about user privacy to do the work to adapt to a world that demands privacy.
Developers who refused to add SIWA because of “customer support” issue CAN’T RELATE.Spotify didn’t just add Sign In With Apple reluctantly. They’re actively encouraging their customers to use it for its 2FA security.
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Well, it’s a good thing that Spotify is a tiny company and doesn’t have as many customers with support requests as AnyList because then they’d have all these “problems” that would prevent them from implementing Sign In With Apple. /s 🙄