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# 4.4 Apple Login Setup

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An paid apple developer account and Xcode app on your mac is 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.&#x20;
* 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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One more thing, when you configure Firebase push notification for iOS in the next step, make sure you also tik on the Sign In with Apple option in the identifier on the apple developer page.
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