Sign-in with Apple on Android devices?
summary
Shows how Sign in with Apple actually works on Android by using a server-side OAuth flow plus an Android WebView that loads Apple’s auth URL, captures the one-time authorization code and the first-time name/email, and posts it to a back end that exchanges the code for tokens. Steps include register domain and service ID, download the .p8 private key and note keyID/teamID, and validate ID tokens with Apple’s JWKs; Apple forbids localhost callbacks and UX lacks native Touch/FaceID on Android.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:49Apple developer setup
- 3:13User authentication flow
- 5:38Android implementation
- 7:47Backend server setup
- 10:15Android web view demo
- 12:24Cross-platform demo
- 13:56Revoking permissions
- 14:37JWT validation
- 14:58Key takeaways
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