Assistance with Implementing Apple Sign-In in Compliance with App Store Guidelines
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I'm currently developing an iOS app using Appwrite and recently received feedback from Apple's App Store Review team regarding the sign-in process. According to Apple, my app directs users to the default web browser for signing in or registering, which they consider a poor user experience. [this only occurs when using sign in with Apple]
Apple's Next Steps suggestion was to revise the app to allow users to sign in or register within the app itself. They mentioned the possibility of implementing the Safari View Controller API to display web content (like Apple Sign-In) within the app. This approach would enable users to verify the webpage URL and SSL certificate, ensuring they're entering credentials into a legitimate page.
Given this context, I have a couple of questions:
Does Appwrite currently support integrating the Safari View Controller for Apple Sign-In within an iOS app? If so, could you provide guidance or documentation on how to implement this in an Appwrite-backed application?
Thank you for your assistance.
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