Chapter 7: Introducing Azure Active Directory B2C

In the previous chapter, we covered Microsoft Graph in depth. We looked at queries, batching and paging, and how throttling is handled in Microsoft Graph. We finished the demo application that we started in Chapter 5, Securing Applications with OAuth 2.0, OpenID Connect, and MSAL, by using Microsoft Graph API to retrieve user profile information.

In the last part of this book, we are going to focus fully on Azure AD Business to Customer (B2C). In the first chapter, we are going to look at the built-in functionalities that Azure AD B2C has to offer. We are going to set up a B2C tenant and add a user to it. Next, we are going to cover user flows and policies and create a user flow with a template ...

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