Sign in with Apple

If you have an Apple Account, you can use it to sign in to Clova. Apple tells Clova it's you, and you keep no password here.

Sign in

1. On the sign-in page, select Sign in with Apple, under Google's button.
2. Sign in to your Apple Account in the window Apple opens.
3. The first time, choose whether to share your name, and whether to share your email address or hide it.

The first time

If there's no Clova account for your Apple Account yet, Clova asks you to make one:

1. Choose your account's name. Your addresses end in it: shop@yourname.clova.email.
2. Agree to the terms, and select Continue.
3. Name your first inbox. It's your first permanent address, and you can make many more inboxes after it.
4. Select Let's Go.

What Apple shares

Clova uses the email address Apple gives it to know it's you: your own, or one Apple makes to hide yours and forwards to you. Apple shares your name only the first time, if you choose to, and Clova uses it only to fill in your profile. Nothing more, and never for advertising.

What the privacy policy says about Apple

Good to know

Your Apple Account is the way in

An account made with Apple has no password, passkey or recovery email here. Keep your Apple Account secure, and you keep this one secure.

Hiding your email address

Clova still knows it's you the next time you sign in.

Your addresses are Clova's

Signing in with Apple doesn't put your mail at Apple: your addresses and your mail are here.