Hi, i realized the third party apps are less restrictive than first party: all third party apps are allowed to use all the connections promoted to domain level. In opposite to the first party, where they specifically need to be activated to use each connection by adding “enabled_clients” to the con…

Hi Rodrigo. In general, if you are finding that different third-party applications need different connections enabled, this might be an indication that you need separate Auth0 tenants. One could argue that this could be the case for first-party app as well, but the many-to-many relationship between…

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