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I am currently developing an app using Capacitor and as such, I have access to the BlinkID web SDK from a browser through the Capacitor context. I was wondering if there was a possibility to use a different license than a web license when the app is running from an IOS device since I cannot provide a fully-defined domain from Capacitor. I was also wondering about the validity of my setup assuming that I could potentially make a production build that validates the license using a localhost domain through Capacitor. Is that against an terms of use when it comes to the web API? I know that there is a BlinkID native Capacitor plugin for IOS, but that plugin does not fit my needs at all and this plugin allows me just embed the Capacitor context inside of an HTML element which plays better with my UX.
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Hello,
I am currently developing an app using Capacitor and as such, I have access to the BlinkID web SDK from a browser through the Capacitor context. I was wondering if there was a possibility to use a different license than a web license when the app is running from an IOS device since I cannot provide a fully-defined domain from Capacitor. I was also wondering about the validity of my setup assuming that I could potentially make a production build that validates the license using a localhost domain through Capacitor. Is that against an terms of use when it comes to the web API? I know that there is a BlinkID native Capacitor plugin for IOS, but that plugin does not fit my needs at all and this plugin allows me just embed the Capacitor context inside of an HTML element which plays better with my UX.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: