The authorization code also provides access to your account, as well as acting as an authorizer and retrieval mechanism for access tokens.                                                                                                                                
Step 4: In the OAuth2 provider configuration, go to the **Authentication Providers** page and add a new provider for **Google OAuth2.**                                                                                                                                                
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Step 5: On the **Google OAuth2** page, navigate to the **Settings** section.  Set the **Authorization URL** to the URL you generated earlier.  Set **Access Type** to **Client Credentials**, and **Scopes** to **email openid**.
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Step 6: On the **Authentication Providers** page, go to the **OAuth2 provider settings** section and add a new provider for **Twitter OAuth2.**                                                                                                                                                 
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Step 7: On the **Twitter OAuth2** page, navigate to the **Settings** section and set the **Authorization URL** to the URL you generated earlier.  Set **Access Type** to **Client Credentials**, and **Scopes** to **openid, email**.
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Step 8: On the **Authentication Providers** page, go to the **OAuth2 provider settings** section and set the **Configuration** **Settings**.
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Step 9: On the **Configuration Settings** page, set the **Authorization URL** to the URL you generated earlier 3125841983

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