American micro-blogging and social networking service Twitter has recently introduced third part login support, which will now allow users to create accounts and log in to the platform with their Apple or Google accounts. According to the reports, Twitter has also allowed users to link their current account with an Apple or Google one, as long as the emails are the same. This feature reportedly showed up in Twitter beta last month, but now it appears to be more widely available.
The signup process is like a more modernized version of the regular process, as there are no emails or passwords to deal with. At the moment, the sign-in experience isn't universal. Signing in with Google is possible on iOS, Android, and Web, but doing so with Apple is currently iOS-only, though web support is coming soon, according to Twitter Support. The current version of the Twitter for Mac desktop app doesn't seem to support either of the login methods. Let us clear the air that the 'Continue with Apple' button isn't there, and using the traditional Twitter sign-on with Apple ID password doesn't seem to work. Further, users might not be able to change their password after they've created their account with an Apple login, as the page asks for the current password.
Let us tell you that the Twitter support page does mention the ability to disconnect their Apple or Google account, but it's web-only, which Apple users can't log into yet. Google users can perform a password reset after disconnecting their accounts. It seems likely no accident that the sign-in process with Google and Apple is launching simultaneously. Apple's app store guidelines clearly require applications to include Apple as an option if the app allows any other third-party logins.
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