Identity on Android: What’s new in sign-in

API is a new API that provides a way to save user credentials without the friction or some of the security risks associated with saving user passwords. what is that api please answer

If I have an app that requires multiple login/sign-in credentials for my user, can this feature be used to manage and store all the login credentials required to use my app. During the various multiple sign in/sign up, can this API be used to save and retrieve the different login credentials when needed?

I am having signing in all the time on my Samsung galaxy Android

How could I get a refreshToken along with googleIdToken? How am I supposed to refresh session? Am I supposed to show that dialog again and again every new session?

I'm so happy when you guys finally implemented that it made sign in and not having to remember every single password, it's just so much easier to use.

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How can we get auth token?

Nice, another feature my boss doesn't want me to implement.

Yehuu, It works.

Is Block Store public released now?

how can someone do this on website

Really Good

This is great feature but a make video on how to implement it in code with clear explanation i think that would be a easy approach for everyone to implement this successfully

I guess the account manager has the same feature of sharing credentials across devices as the block store but with not a really obvious api.

The cross platform is great. How to sign from iOS? What if a user prefer using Apple account?

If launching the app can virtue to people hard. The person who is unable to have the return of Google Access.

Awesome. This solves the UX problem prompted to login.

What if I want to sign into a different account. Like I have over 20 discord accounts and I log in and out every 2 seconds

Plz bring no tracking sign-in like appel-sign-in

Great API. I will definitely use it. What about Firebase SignIn? It is deprecated now?

Cool, I use a third party password manager, so I guess this will work then. Interesting stuff. Now, I wonder if the Hedera Hashgraph will be used as a bridge for this feature?? ;-)

Wow, finally a solution for wiped data on android phone kkkkkkk, apps must have to implement block store as first update 😂

Cool

Good to see merging those solutions! No sign-in required on new phone is great ..can't wait to try it

Simple mode for Elderly

Manual Updates don't destroy phones

Finally. Love this feature!

Sorry if this is a bit off-topic, but on the off-chance that a real human actually looks at these comments, here goes... (If there is a better place to discuss this issue that will actually get the attention of those with the power to change things, please point me at it.)
Google/Android policy seems to be that one does not explicitly log out of apps, instead leaving it to the OS to decide when to kill the app as part of its lifecycle.
A major problem I have with this is what happens if you leave your phone unlocked for a few minutes (we all make mistakes...). If someone picks it up before it times out, they have easy access to recently used apps, notably Gmail. Furthermore, because I (and many other people) have to log in to our phones often, there's a tendency to use a short, and thus, low-security, password or other sign-in method.
And... I live in a neighborhood where it is quite common for strangers to borrow a phone for "just one call" (yes, places like that still exist in this world) and it is socially awkward to refuse. I can't always stand on top of them while they make their call, so I would prefer that they don't have access to anything sensitive. Therefore, I would like to be able to explicitly log out of apps such as Gmail, Facebook, and anything else where an intruder could make trouble for me.

I don't see this particular issue being addressed by Android, but I think it should be.

So... Will this be available on jetpack?

How's this any different than google sign in. You can use it to signup as well and it's super easy lol.
Please stop adding confusing features or at least proof read the speech and explain the difference rather than just reading a few paragraphs on the video

It remains to work as planned ... 🤔.

That's great

Also decentralized it.

2020
Android 11

Thank you google

Great

Cool things

Will flutter have this?

Pls send link of Android developer original wallpaper

I am more of a firebase guy
..ohh wait google owns that😂