Prompt
I need social login on iOS and Android
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Oct 6, 2026
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To add social login on iOS and Android, you typically integrate one or more identity providers like:
- Apple Sign In (required on iOS if you offer other third-party logins)
- Microsoft / LinkedIn depending on your audience
Common implementation options
1) Use a backend auth platform
Simplest and most scalable option:
- Firebase Authentication
- Auth0
- AWS Cognito
- Supabase Auth
These handle:
- OAuth flows
- token exchange
- user linking
- session management
- secure backend verification
2) Native provider SDKs
If you want full control:
- iOS:
AuthenticationServices(Apple), Google/Facebook SDKs - Android: Google Sign-In, Facebook SDK, etc.
- Then send the provider token to your backend to create your own session
Recommended approach
If you want fast cross-platform support:
- Use Firebase Auth or Auth0
- Implement:
- Google Sign-In
- Apple Sign In
- Facebook Login if needed
Important iOS note
If your app uses Google/Facebook/etc. as sign-in options, Apple App Store policy generally requires you to also offer Sign in with Apple.
Typical flow
- User taps a social login button
- App opens provider sign-in
- Provider returns an auth code / token
- App sends it to your backend or auth service
- Backend verifies it
- User gets logged in and receives your app session/JWT
If you’re using Flutter / React Native / native
I can give you exact setup steps and code for:
- Flutter
- React Native
- Swift (iOS)
- Kotlin (Android)
- Firebase
- Auth0
If you want, I can provide a complete implementation guide for your stack.