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Expand Up @@ -60,7 +60,14 @@ For the purpose of demonstration, suppose we created a fresh React Native projec

![complete key registration](images/complete-registration.png)

### Firebase Setup

If you will use `@react-native-firebase/auth` for Social Login with Apple for Apple devices, you must add the Apple app's bundle id in the `Service ID` field in the Firebase Console

Example: Add `org.reactjs.native.example.testAppleButton` in the `Service ID` field

![Firebase Social Login Setup](images/firebase-social-login-setup.png)

### If you're also enabling Android support, a few extra steps are necessary.

Check out [the guide](ANDROID_EXTRA.md) for more information.
Check out [the guide](ANDROID_EXTRA.md) for more information.
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