Sign In with Apple also has the option of hiding a user’s real email address and instead gives each app a randomly generated email address.
Largely untouched by scandalous privacy violation issues hounding Facebook and Google for years, Apple Inc. has taken its fight for user privacy to the device level.
At the Worldwide Development Conference (WWDC 2019) Monday, Apple revealed a new login platform called “Sign In with Apple” that lets users log in to outside apps with FaceID.
Sign In with Apple also has the option of hiding a user’s real email address and instead gives each app a randomly generated email address. It also gives app developers a throwaway email address to use instead of their personal email.
During its presentation at WWDC 2019, Apple showed the logos of Google and Facebook with a list of personal information both companies collect.
