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In WWDC20, the "Get the most out of Sign in with Apple" 11:50 talks about a new feature from Apple that we can use to get direct notifications about the state of users' sign in. It says we have to register it in the Developer website, but I can only find the section for registering for the email relay!
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So, realUserStatus is a bit of information that Apple returns. If it is LikelyRealit means that Apple is confident that the user is real and it's not a script. If the value is Unknown, then Apple doesn't have enough information. As I understand, this value is returned to iOS client. And I can't retrieve it directly from Apple's servers with my backend. Here's the problem, let's say it is not a real user, and Apple returns "Unknown". But the only way for my backend to know that is to ask the iOS app. And if it's a script, and it says that it is "LikelyReal", how can I detect that it's not true? Am I missing something or this realUserStatus seems pretty redundant?
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