What is the difference between OAuth and OAuth2 in terms of authorization?
- OAuth and OAuth2 are interchangeable terms with no significant differences
- OAuth is an older version of OAuth2 and is no longer in use
- OAuth2 is an updated version of OAuth with improved security and additional features
- OAuth2 is used for authentication, while OAuth is used for authorization
OAuth2 is an evolution of OAuth, introducing improvements and addressing security concerns in the authorization process.
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