User signup to Azure AD B2C without email, only phone number [closed] - azure

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So the title says it all. We want an app that doens't depend on an email at all, only on the phone number of the user. Is this possible ?
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I need this to authenticate against Azure Functions, if it matters. Maybe Easy-Auth has this ?
Also, I don't care if the solution is hacky. I know I can make mail verification optional, and I don't mind customizing the sign up form so that I remove the email field and submit a fake address instead of the user.

Azure AD B2C does not support this currently. If you're interested in this feature, you can upvote here and receive updates on when this becomes available:
https://feedback.azure.com/forums/169401-azure-active-directory/suggestions/15334314-phone-number-sign-up

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