Security Rules define how data in a backend platform (like Firebase) can be accessed. They act as a firewall, controlling read and write access based on various conditions, such as user authentication, data validation, and request properties. They are commonly used to protect sensitive data, prevent unauthorized modifications, and enforce application-specific access control policies.
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