As a general rule, before you can enable a social login identity provider you need to create an app and configure that provider for social login. Fortunately, we have configuration guides for all the social login providers supported by the Akamai Identity Cloud.
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- Amazon Social Login Configuration Guide
- Apple Social Login Configuration Guide
- DocCheck Social Login Configuration Guide
- Doximity Social Login Configuration Guide
- Facebook Social Login Configuration Guide
- Fimnet Social Login Configuration Guide
- Flickr Social Login Configuration Guide
- Foursquare Social Login Configuration Guide
- Google Social Login Configuration Guide
- Instagram Social Login Configuration Guide [Deprecated as of June 29, 2020]
- LINE Social Login Configuration Guide
- LinkedIn OAuth 2.0 Configuration Guide
- LiveJournal Social Login Configuration Guide
- MediKey Social Login Configuration Guide
- Medy Social Login Configuration Guide
- Microsoft Account Social Login Configuration Guide
- Microsoft Active Directory Federation Services
- Microsoft Azure Social Login Configuration Guide
- Mixi Social Login Configuration Guide
- Odnoklassniki Social Login Configuration Guide
- Okta Configuration Guide
- OneKey Social Login Configuration Guide
- PayPal Social Login Configuration Guide
- Ping Configuration Guide
- QQ Social Login Configuration Guide
- RenRen Social Login Configuration Guide
- Salesforce Social Login Configuration Guide
- Sina Weibo Social Login Configuration Guide
- Snapchat Social Login Configuration Guide
- swiss-rx-login Social Login Configuration Guide
- Twitter Social Login Configuration Guide
- VK Social Login Configuration Guide
- VMware Identity Manager
- WeChat Social Login Configuration Guide
- Yahoo! Social Login Configuration Guide [Deprecated as of June 30, 2020; use Yahoo! OAuth 2.0 instead]
- Yahoo! Japan Social Login Configuration Guide
- Yahoo! OAuth 2.0 Social Login Configuration Guide
