Any notifications sent to this random email address will be forwarded to the student's actual email.

With Apple Sign In, students have the option to hide their email, which allows them to create a Thinkific account using a unique, random email address.

This is the requirement set by Apple and cannot be changed.

If any of the social login options are enabled on your site and a Mobile app feature is turned on, the Apple sign in option will be automatically enabled. To revoke 3rd party app access to your Linkedin account go to Privacy & Settings -> Account -> Partner & Third Party.

Once an email/password has been set, they will no longer be able to use the social login.

Learn more about that in How can students change their passwords? If a student later decides they prefer to have an email/password combination instead of social login, you can encourage them to use the reset password option on your sign-in page.

A student can only use a social login or an email/password login, not both.

Once enabled, your students can choose to log in with these options on your sign-in and sign-up pages. Under Social login, check off the box for any of the social login options you would like available.Go to Settings on your Thinkific Admin Dashboard.You can allow your students to conveniently access your Thinkific course site by enabling login via Facebook, Google, LinkedIn, and Apple. Now we’ve created three components, which allow you to get a user’s information from their socials, and send it to your backend.Provide your students with social login options when they sign up for your site! Params.uid = Ĭonsole.log('FB:status:', response.status) const addScript = (id, src) => new Promise((resolve, reject) => = this.props The main objective is to take the unique identifier of a user (uid, email, name), and then send these params to the backend (PHP, Ruby, NodeJS) to finish the auth process. In this article, I will be showing you how we used React to enable authentication for social networks on the client-side.

By Dmitry Shishko, full-stack developer at WeAreBrain.

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