MetaMask introduces login to crypto wallets via Google and Apple ID


MetaMask has introduced a new authorization feature for crypto wallets using personal Google or Apple accounts.

Now users will be able to log in without having to manually store and enter a 12-word seed phrase.

The feature combines familiar Web2 authentication with advanced cryptographic methods — threshold pseudo-random functions with oblivion and Shamir secret sharing. This ensures that private data cannot be accessed separately.

Key features of the innovation:

🔑 Control remains with the user — private keys and seed phrases are generated locally, and neither MetaMask nor Google/Apple have access to them.

📱 Recovery on different devices — login requires a social network + a unique user password.

🛡️ Reduced risk of errors — users will no longer lose crypto access due to a lost seed phrase or unreliable backup.

🚀 Web2 → Web3 bridge — familiar login mechanics become part of the decentralized world.

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