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[Facebook](facebook-logins.md), [Twitter](twitter-logins.md), [Google](google-logins.md), and [Microsoft](microsoft-logins.md) providers are available out-of-the-box and will be covered in the following sections. Many third-party packages such as the ones by [aspnet-contrib](https://www.nuget.org/packages?q=owners%3Aaspnet-contrib+title%3AOAuth) facilitate the use of other providers not covered here, including GitHub, LinkedIn, Reddit, and so on.
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Enabling users to login with their existing credentials is convenient for the users and shifts many of the complexities of managing the sign-in process onto a third party. For examples of how social logins can drive traffic and customer conversions, see case studies by [Facebook](https://developers.facebook.com/case-studies) and [Twitter](https://developers.facebook.com/case-studies/).
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The template used to create the sample project in this tutorial has code in `Startup.cs` which reads the configuration values from a secret store:
-````csharp
-if (env.IsDevelopment())
-{
- builder.AddUserSecrets();
-}
-````
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-* Install the [Secret Manager tool](../app-secrets.md).
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-* Set the Facebook AppId:
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- dotnet user-secrets set Authentication:Facebook:AppId
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- dotnet user-secrets set Authentication:Facebook:AppSecret
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-The following code reads the configuration values stored by the [Secret Manager](../app-secrets.md#security-app-secrets).
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[!code-csharp[Main](../../common/samples/WebApplication1/Startup.cs?highlight=11&range=20-36)]
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-**Note:** You will need to use NuGet to install the Microsoft.AspNetCore.Authentication.Facebook package if it hasn't already been installed.
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-[!code-csharp[Main](./sociallogins/sample/Startup.cs?highlight=21,22,23,24,25&range=64-96)]
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-Run your application and click Login. You will see an option for Facebook.
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As a best practice, it is not recommended to store the secrets in a configuration file in the application since they can be checked into source control which may be publicly accessible.
The **SecretManager** tool will store sensitive application settings in the user profile folder on the local machine. These settings are then seamlessly merged with settings from all other sources during application startup.
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Enabling users to login with their existing credentials is convenient for the users and shifts many of the complexities of managing the sign-in process onto a third party. For examples of how social logins can drive traffic and customer conversions, see case studies by [Facebook](https://developers.facebook.com/case-studies) and [Twitter](https://developers.facebook.com/case-studies/).
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The template used to create the sample project in this tutorial has code in `Startup.cs` which reads the configuration values from a secret store:
-````csharp
-if (env.IsDevelopment())
-{
- builder.AddUserSecrets();
-}
-````
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-* Install the [Secret Manager tool](../app-secrets.md).
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-* Set the Facebook AppId:
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- dotnet user-secrets set Authentication:Facebook:AppId