Regarding apple-id sign in, there was the following statement. https://developer.apple.com/documentation/sign_in_with_apple/sign_in_with_apple_rest_api/verifying_a_user "User interaction is required any time a new identity token is requested. User sessions are long-lived on device, so calling for a new identity token on every launch, or more frequently than once a day, can result in your request failing due to throttling.” I understand that a new id_token will be created when the user signs in. Does asking users to sign in multiple times actually cause throttling? When I tested it personally, no throttling occurred. Our policy is to require users to sign in again only for important operations. Within normal limits, will throttling not occur even if a user signs in multiple times? Also, is there any other way to authenticate users multiple times a day?