Abstract:
Nintendo announced that it will end the "Quick Login" service for Nintendo accounts at 16:00 on January 26, 2027. By then, users will no longer be able to log in to their Nintendo accounts through Google or Apple accounts, nor will they be able to use these two types of account information to register new accounts, and there will be no other third-party accounts that can replace this entrance.
After the service is terminated, users can enter the email address or login ID registered with the Nintendo account, and then complete the verification with the password. Users who have set a pass key in advance can also log in through fingerprint recognition, facial recognition, etc. on their smartphones.
Users who have remained logged in on the device may not have to reauthenticate immediately after the service ends. However, once the system displays the login page again, you must use your email or login ID and password instead, or use a passkey. Nintendo said that the progress of the system change work may cause the actual stop time to be later than originally planned.
Users can confirm that the email address bound to the account can still be accessed normally before service adjustment, and properly save the login ID and password; if they wish to reduce password input, they can also enable the pass key in advance. This adjustment only involves the account login and registration portal. Existing Nintendo accounts and their purchase records will not be deleted as a result.
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