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# 10.3 Apple Login

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A paid Apple developer account and Xcode app on your Mac are required.
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* From your IDE, Right click on the ios folder and click on open on Xcode and then go to runner > sign in & capability tab.

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* Add **Sign in with Apple**. We already did this in the project. If this is not available in the project, do this by yourself.
* Now go to your Firebase console > your project > authentication page and enable the Apple sign-in option. You don’t have to put anything in the text fields.

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