UMA (User-Managed Access) is an OAuth-based access management protocol designed to give individuals control over who can access their protected resources and services. It enables resource owners to define policies governing access to their resources, even across different domains and applications. It is commonly used in scenarios where users need to grant granular permissions to third-party applications to access their personal data or services hosted by different providers.
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