Sign in with Apple can be used anywhere you can access an account, app, or service. This means Sign in with Apple works on web browsers, Android and Windows apps, and all Apple devices.
Sign in with Apple can be used anywhere, as long as the app or website offers Sign in with Apple as a sign in method.
Sign in with Apple automatically requires two-factor authentication (2FA) to protect your Apple ID. This means every account or app logged into using Sign in with Apple is also protected by 2FA.
Sign in with Apple can be used to sign up for a service, app, or website. When creating a new account, Sign in with Apple offers the option to share or hide your real email address.
During the sign up process, tap the radio button next to Hide My Email. Apple will create a new email address for the account, which automatically forwards messages to your real email address.
Apple states it will never track or profile anyone using Sign in with Apple.
Sign in with Apple also has built-in privacy protections. Users never have to share more than their name and email address with any site that uses Sign in with Apple.
Apple TV+, Apple's all new streaming service for original films and shows, launches on November 1. Anybody who purchases a new device will receive a year of service for free, but you don't need a brand new device to stream Apple's original content. At launch, Apple TV+ will be supported on:
