When linking your Apple account to your New York Times account, you have the option of hiding your personal email address.

If you choose this option, Apple shares a uniquely-generated address, or “private relay email address” with The New York Times instead of your personal email address. You will be required to log in using this private email on non MacOS or iOS devices.

If you experience issues when logging in with the Continue with Apple option on non MacOS or iOS devices, you will need to use your private relay email address instead of your personal email address.

To view the private relay email address associated with your New York Times account: Go to your Apple device’s account settings (Settings > Apple ID > Password & Security > Apps Using Your Apple ID).

If you do not have a private relay email address attached to your New York Times account or are still experiencing troubles logging in with Continue with Apple: Disconnect and reconnect your Apple account.

I am unable to access my subscription benefits after logging in with Apple

If you receive an error message during login indicating that your account is not associated with an active New York Times subscription, you may have inadvertently created a second account using your Apple Sign In credentials and will not be able to access your other account with the Apple Sign In option.

To resolve this issue:

1. Disconnect your Apple account from your new account.
2. Log in to your New York Times account using the email and password you created during sign up.
3. Select Connect next to Apple in the email and settings section of your New York Times account to the new account you created.

Note: If you are unable to recall the password you created during initial sign up (for your original account), you can change or reset your password. 

I’m Unable to Connect My New York Times account to My Apple Account

If you attempted to connect your New York Times account to your Apple account but received an error message saying that your Apple account is associated with a different New York Times account, you will need to disconnect your Apple account and reconnect it to your preferred account. To learn how to do this, visit Connect your Social Account (Google, Facebook, or Apple) to your New York Times Account.