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How do social networks associate with one another?

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    In my country, we use our own social networks, the best one of them is Zing Me, this social network allows me to log in with a Facebook account, a Yahoo account, a Twitter account, a Google+ account. I wonder how this can be done? Could you please explain to me the mechanism or give me some helpful link for this? Your help would be highly appreciated! Thanks! PS: In fact, it guides me through some steps for creating new account based on the personal information which is fetched from the outside network (E.g: Facebook). And this is the secret thing I want to know, how can it fetch information of a user from an outside network?

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      In my country, we use our own social networks, the best one of them is Zing Me, this social network allows me to log in with a Facebook account, a Yahoo account, a Twitter account, a Google+ account. I wonder how this can be done? Could you please explain to me the mechanism or give me some helpful link for this? Your help would be highly appreciated! Thanks! PS: In fact, it guides me through some steps for creating new account based on the personal information which is fetched from the outside network (E.g: Facebook). And this is the secret thing I want to know, how can it fetch information of a user from an outside network?

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      Jan Steyn
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      The API on google is called OpenID and allows any site to implement "Sign in with Google" https://developers.google.com/accounts/[^] https://developers.google.com/accounts/docs/OpenID[^] HTH

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        The API on google is called OpenID and allows any site to implement "Sign in with Google" https://developers.google.com/accounts/[^] https://developers.google.com/accounts/docs/OpenID[^] HTH

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        Thank you, what about others (beside Google)? They must also have their own APIs?

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          Thank you, what about others (beside Google)? They must also have their own APIs?

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          Why not Google it? Go and read up about their APIs. They are well documented and in the public domain.

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            In my country, we use our own social networks, the best one of them is Zing Me, this social network allows me to log in with a Facebook account, a Yahoo account, a Twitter account, a Google+ account. I wonder how this can be done? Could you please explain to me the mechanism or give me some helpful link for this? Your help would be highly appreciated! Thanks! PS: In fact, it guides me through some steps for creating new account based on the personal information which is fetched from the outside network (E.g: Facebook). And this is the secret thing I want to know, how can it fetch information of a user from an outside network?

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            It's a OAuth - open standard for authorization, for details en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OAuth

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