Good afternoon / good morning @chafic.elhariri !
Thank you for sharing details.
I can see why that feature would be important to you but at this point of time, the behaviour of Auth0’s passwordless login flow would solely be as we initially described - the magic link will be delivered only by Auth0’s templated email. These links cannot be requested directly in a way you could take more control over the flow.
Another way of submitting a product feature request is through a Feedback community post - other developers could upvote it then. Your feedback is crucial for future enhancements.
Please let me know if you have any more questions on this topic!
PS: I can see that my colleague @james.merrigan has simultaneously worked on your query, so I will share here his finding for the broader audience:
Hi Chafic,
Thank you for your patience here. I hope your day is going well!
1. The Auth0 Verify Email will be triggered by default when using the Authentication API for creating users. In this case, the mobile SDK leverages this API and the email cannot be prevented.To prevent the Verify Email from being sent, your users need to be created using the Management API only with the parameter “verify_email: false” (Create a User).
2. Unfortunately, while you can disable the Password Breached email from the Notifications section of your Breached Password Detection settings in the Dashboard, you are unable to generate a method for sending this notification yourself. This email is sent from Auth0’s security address “no-reply@auth0user.net”.
3. Glad to hear this workaround is working for you!
Similar to the Password Breached email, this email can be disabled from the Brute Force Protection settings of your tenant, but there is no built-in method for you to hook into and generate this notification yourself (with a link for the user to unblock themselves).
4. It is not currently possible to generate a Passwordless link (similar to the password reset ticket) for you to send via your external system. You can find more information on this in the following community FAQ: https://community.auth0.com/t/generating-passwordless-login-magic-link/12305
I definitely understand that some of these features are restrictive for your use-case, and you will need to evaluate the trade-off between disabling some of these features or updating the Auth0-provided templates.