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[AI-Suggested] Content update request from UUF signal: ASP.NET Core security topics | Microsoft Learn #37993
Update the outdated social provider name in the “ASP.NET Core security features” section to reflect Twitter’s rebrand to X, and add a short clarification so readers understand how the provider may still be referenced in libraries and configuration.
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In the “ASP.NET Core security features” paragraph that currently says “non-Microsoft identity services like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn,” update the wording to use the current brand name and avoid confusion. Replace the provider list text and add a brief parenthetical clarifier that the underlying OAuth provider/package may still use the legacy name.
Example replacement sentence: “ASP.NET Core provides many tools and libraries to secure ASP.NET Core apps, such as built-in identity providers and non-Microsoft identity services like Facebook, X (formerly Twitter), and LinkedIn. (Some libraries and configuration keys may still refer to this provider as ‘Twitter.’)”
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