Over a year ago, we introduced Single Sign-On (SSO) for Android and iOS.
Today, more than 350 million active users currently access Facebook
through their mobile devices. Users logged into the Facebook for iOS or
Facebook for Android app can use the “Login with Facebook” button and,
in one-click through a permissions dialog, login to your app. This saves
users from typing in an e-mail address and password for apps that
require registered users. Since the launch of SSO, developers
implementing it in their apps have enjoyed increased user registrations
and access to the Graph API to build in-app social experiences.
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