Which grant type would be most suitable for a mobile application that needs to access services on behalf of the user?
- Authorization Code Grant
- Client Credentials Grant
- Implicit Grant
- Resource Owner Password Credentials Grant
For a mobile application that needs to access services on behalf of the user, the Authorization Code Grant is most suitable. This grant type involves a redirection-based flow where the user authenticates themselves on the authorization server, and the mobile app receives an authorization code, which can be securely exchanged for an access token. This is a more secure approach compared to the Implicit Grant, which is suitable for browser-based apps. The other grant types are not typically used for mobile apps accessing on behalf of the user.
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