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description: You can now configure multiple hostnames and locales for hybrid authentication (Hybrid Auth) redirect URIs. Support Social Login and third-party identity provider logins in SFRA pages by setting redirect URIs that use subdomains, locales, or locale-mapped domains.
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# Use Multiple Hostnames and Locales in Hybrid Auth Redirect URIs

You can now configure multiple hostnames and locales for hybrid authentication (Hybrid Auth) redirect URIs. Support Social Login and third-party identity provider logins in SFRA pages by setting redirect URIs that use subdomains, locales, or locale-mapped domains.

**Where:** This change applies to B2C Commerce.

**When:** In Business Manager, update your Hybrid Auth configuration to include the necessary hostnames and locale-specific paths for your redirect URIs. Separate redirect URI variations by using the pipe delimiter.

#### See Also

- [_Salesforce Developers_: Hybrid Authentication](https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/commerce/commerce-api/guide/hybrid-authentication.html)