Implementing Mobile .NET Passport

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Implementing Mobile .NET Passport Microsoft .NET Passport supports .NET Passport single sign-in (SSI) on many mobile devices. This allows businesses to develop content for mobile devices and use .NET Passport to authenticate users of that content. This functionality is not available in earlier versions of .NET Passport, so participating sites that want to take advantage of mobile .NET Passport must use Passport Manager version 2.1.

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