Trust a signed-in user's verified email, display name or organization SSO domain in a canister, rather than only their principal. Internet Identity signs an attribute bundle alongside the delegation, and the backend verifies the signer, the frontend origin and a nonce it issued itself before believing any of it. Use when a canister must know something about the caller beyond their principal, when gating access or an allowlist on an address the user provably controls, when showing a name the user never typed into your app, or when the backend rejects a bundle the frontend has just obtained. Covers the frontend request, scoping attributes to the account signed in with, and the identity-attributes library for Motoko and Rust. Assumes sign-in already works: load internet-identity first. Do NOT use for the sign-in flow itself, for an email address the user typed in (that is ordinary app input, which II has not checked), or for an agent or CLI acting as a user (agent-web-identity).
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