Sign in with Apple authentication

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Sign in with Apple provides secure, privacy-focused authentication required for apps with third-party login. Users create accounts with Face ID or Touch ID, and Apple generates unique identifiers per app. I use ASAuthorizationController to initiate the flow, requesting scopes like full name and email. The authorization delegate receives credentials with user identifier and optional identityToken for backend verification. For continuing users, I check credential state with ASAuthorizationAppleIDProvider. Email relay protects privacy—users can hide their email. Two-factor authentication is built-in. Backend validation verifies tokens with Apple's servers. Apps with third-party login must offer Sign in with Apple per App Store guidelines.