- API Access Policies for Applications launched in Early Access, letting you control which applications can obtain tokens for your APIs.
- Supports separate policies for user and client (machine‑to‑machine) flows, e.g., require_client_grant to restrict token issuance to explicitly authorized apps.
- Enhances security by blocking unauthorized applications from accessing APIs; see the documentation for setup details.
API Access Policies for Applications now available in Early Access
Official Auth0 changelog summary with source attribution, release tags, and community reactions.
Track this Auth0 release note alongside related changelog updates, risky changes, and weekly digest signals from the developer community.
Verify the original release note
Every summary should remain traceable to the original changelog or release source.
Follow this in context
Turn this Auth0 release note into a weekly digest for the tools you actually use.
Create digestMore Auth0 changelog updates
Introduces early‑access Custom Rate Limits allowing per‑client or group throttling of Authentication API requests via API‑based self‑service configuration.
Introduces GA Flexible Password Policy replacing legacy settings with a unified `options.password_options` object for granular controls (composition, history, dictionary, profile data).
Custom signup/login fields and consent checkboxes now also apply to Social and Enterprise connections.