Secure Element
| A secure element is a hardware chip that can run a certain number of apps, store private information, and provide controlled access. It is used in electronic devices to make sure that only authorized software can access certain resources. The secure element can be used to store cryptographic keys, digital certificates, and other sensitive data. It can also be used to control access to certain features of the device, such as the camera or microphone. |
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