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Digital credentials are cryptographically verifiable digital documents stored in a digital wallet on the device, which can be requested by other apps on the device and can also be presented externally through hybrid means such as QR codes; they involve three parties—the issuer, the holder and the verifier—coordinated by Credential Manager.
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Android无密码登录与数字凭证实战指南
youtubeAndroid Developers10/30/2026
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