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Identify Your Users and Manage Access

Manage Apple Auth. Provider and Private Key

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Manage Apple Auth. Provider and Private Key

After you create your Apple Auth. Provider, you can edit it to change settings or upload a new Apple key. Upload a new Apple key, for example, if you suspect that the key is compromised. After uploading the new Apple key, revoke the old one.

Required Editions

Available in: Lightning Experience and Salesforce Classic

Available in: Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, and Developer Editions

User Permissions Needed
To view the settings:	View Setup and Configuration
To edit the settings:	Customize Application AND Manage Auth. Providers

User Permissions Needed

To view the settings:

View Setup and Configuration

To edit the settings:

Customize Application

AND

Manage Auth. Providers

To upload a new Apple key, download a new key from Apple to your computer. The key is contained in a text file ending in .p8.

From Apple, create a Apple key according to Create a private key to access a capability in Apple Help.
From Salesforce Setup, enter Auth. in the Quick Find box, and click Auth. Providers.
Next to your Apple auth. provider, click Edit.
Click Upload Key, and select the .p8 file that you downloaded from Apple.
After uploading a new key, revoke the old one according to Revoke, edit, and download keys in Apple Help.