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Use your Google or Apple account to sign up or log in, and connect or remove it later from Security.

If your log-in page shows Continue with Google or Continue with Apple, you can use that account instead of typing a password. If you don't see those buttons, this option isn't available yet and you'll use your email and password.

Steps

  1. On Log in or Create your account, choose Continue with Google or Continue with Apple.
  2. Sign in with that provider and allow it to share your email address.
  3. If you're new to GLP-Won, your account is created and you go straight to setup.
  4. If you already have a GLP-Won account with that email, you'll be asked to log in with your password once. That connects the two, and after that either way works.

To connect or remove one later:

  1. Open the menu, choose the gear icon (Settings), then next to Security choose Manage. You can also go straight to Security.
  2. Under Connected sign-in, choose Connect or Remove.

Good to know

  • GLP-Won never connects a Google or Apple account to an existing account just because the email matches. Your password is the proof that the account is yours.
  • You can't remove your only way to sign in. Under Password, choose Add a password first.
  • If you've turned on two-step verification, you'll still be asked for your code.
  • A Google or Apple account can only be connected to one GLP-Won account.
  • If the provider doesn't share an email address, you'll need to create an account with your email instead.
Related
  • Log in and log out
    Log in with your email and password, stay signed in on your own device, and log out when you're done.
  • Change your password
    Choose a new password while you're signed in, or add one if you signed up with Google or Apple.
  • Create your GLP-Won account
    Sign up with your name, email and a password, then go straight into a short setup that builds your plan.
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