Amazon Cognito adds Twitter and Digits as login providers
With Amazon Cognito, you can easily onboard users using public login providers such as Amazon, Facebook, Google+, or any OpenID Connect compatible services. We are now adding support for Twitter and Digits – making it fast and easy for you to authenticate users with Twitter and Digits, without having to manage passwords or operate backends to map user accounts to their public authentication providers. With Digits integration, you can provide an even simpler onboarding experience for your users by enabling them to sign in using their phone number.
To learn how to use Twitter and Digits as login providers for your app, visit our blog and documentation.
You can check out our new developer guide to get started with Amazon Cognito.
With Amazon Cognito, you can easily onboard users using public login providers such as Amazon, Facebook, Google+, or any OpenID Connect compatible services. We are now adding support for Twitter and Digits – making it fast and easy for you to authenticate users with Twitter and Digits, without having to manage passwords or operate backends to map user accounts to their public authentication providers. With Digits integration, you can provide an even simpler onboarding experience for your users by enabling them to sign in using their phone number.
To learn how to use Twitter and Digits as login providers for your app, visit our blog and documentation.
You can check out our new developer guide to get started with Amazon Cognito.