Local Authentication
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What is Local Authentication?
Local authentication refers to methods of verifying a user's identity directly on their device, without relying on external servers or networks. This commonly involves biometric authentication (fingerprint, face ID), PINs, passwords, or pattern locks. It is used to secure devices and applications by restricting access to authorized users.
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