Account creation and authentication.
WHAT IT PROVIDES
Signing in with an existing account, with minimal data shared.
WHAT THE PRIVATE RELAY OPTION DOES
Gives your application a generated address that forwards to the user's real one.
WHAT THAT MEANS
You may never have the user's actual address.
WHAT TO NEVER DO
Require the real address Assume the relay address is permanent if the user disconnects the application
WHEN IT IS REQUIRED
Where your application offers other third-party sign-in options, it must generally be offered too.
WHY THAT MATTERS
Omitting it is a common rejection reason.
WHAT YOU RECEIVE
A stable identifier for that user and your application A name and address, on first sign-in only
WHAT THAT LAST POINT MEANS
If you do not store them on first sign-in, you cannot obtain them again.
WHAT TO STORE
The identifier, as the account key.
WHAT TO IMPLEMENT
Verification of the token on your server, not only on the device.
WHAT TO HANDLE
The user revoking access Account deletion requirements
WHAT TO PROVIDE
A route for users to delete their account within the application.
