The risks of signing in with Google or Apple on any website
Using quick sign-in with Google or Apple accounts across dozens of services concentrates access to all those accounts in a single email: if a cybercriminal gets into that email, they gain automatic access to the pages registered that way. The method also creates an information bridge between the external site and the provider, which records which pages are visited and when. The advice is to reserve it for trusted applications.
In 35 seconds
- A single compromised email opens every account registered with Google or Apple quick sign-in.
- Losing access to the email locks the user out of all platforms registered that way.
- The external site receives name, real email and profile photo, and the provider records which pages are visited and when.
IASummary generated by artificial intelligence from a story by Noticias de Navarra. It may contain errors: the original source prevails.




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