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title: "SSO With Apple ID on web"
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# SSO With Apple ID on web

### Added Sign in with Apple ID for Zenople Web Version

Apple account users can now sign in to the Zenople Web App using their Apple ID, the same account they use for other Apple services. This extends the existing SSO feature (which previously covered Google and Microsoft on Android) to fully support iOS users.

#### How to Use

##### Signing in with Apple ID (Login Screen)

1. Open the Zenople Web Version.
2. On the login screen, if your organization has SSO enabled, you will see a **Sign in with Apple** button below the standard login form.
3. Tap **Sign in with Apple**.
4. On first use, Apple will ask whether to share your email address with Zenople or keep it private. Choose your preferred option and tap **Continue**.
5. Once verified, you are signed in to Zenople automatically.

##### Connecting or Disconnecting Apple ID (Settings)

1. From the application's main menu, go to **Settings**.
2. Tap **Connect Social Account**.
3. Tap **Connect Apple Account**.
4. Authenticate the Apple ID Account.
5. Once confirmed, your Apple ID is linked. Future sign-ins using Apple will be recognized automatically.
6. To remove the link, tap **Disconnect Apple Account** and confirm when prompted.

#### Notes

- Only one social account can be linked at a time, if Google or Microsoft is already connected, the Apple option will be unavailable until the existing link is removed.
- The SSO feature must be enabled at the organization level by an administrator before it is visible to users.
- When Apple prompts you to share or hide your email, either option works — Zenople uses your Apple ID to verify your identity, not to send emails to your Apple address.
- If you previously selected "Hide My Email" in Apple's prompt, you can manage this at any time via your Apple ID settings on your device.