Macos mojave ends the integration of third-party accounts such as facebook or twitter

Since the first beta version for developers was released last Monday, little by little new details about macOS Mojave, Apple's next desktop operating system, have been released. The latest, thanks to one user, has been the tl discovery that it eliminates integration with third-party accounts like Twitter or Facebook.

macOS Mojave will no longer integrate with third-party accounts

When Apple released iOS 11, the company removed the "standard" integration with Twitter, Facebook, Flickr and Vimeo, a feature that allowed iPhone and iPad users to store their account information to access it within applications they needed. use those services.

However, the aforementioned integration still remains in macOS High Sierra, although Reddit user Marc1199 has noted that Apple appears to have completely removed support for third-party accounts in macOS 10.14 Mojave.

Image via Reddit user Marc119

The image that you can see on these lines shows the system preferences panel corresponding to the "Accounts" section in Mojave, and in it you can clearly see the absence of login options for Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Flickr and Vimeo.

This disappearance means that third-party sharing options that were previously available in the Notification Center and in other native applications are no longer available, at least in the current beta version of Apple's new macOS Mojave.

The removal of support for third-party social media accounts is in line with Apple's vision to improve privacy protection on macOS 11.14 and iOS 12, both released in the fall.