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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Nov. 01, 2022
Filed:
May. 28, 2019
Paypal, Inc., San Jose, CA (US);
Billy Henry Runyan, Austin, TX (US);
Marty Jorgensen, Mountain View, CA (US);
Mohammad Zunaid Siddique, Round Rock, TX (US);
Rahul Nair, Austin, TX (US);
Eduardo Batlle, Austin, TX (US);
Michael Benjamin Bowman, Austin, TX (US);
Rashmi Singh Prakash, Austin, TX (US);
PAYPAL, INC., San Jose, CA (US);
Abstract
There are provided systems and methods for authentication depending on device capabilities and user requests based on situational information collected in advance of a device becoming non-operational. A user may wish to utilize some device process, such as access and use of a device application or other module. For example, a user may wish to utilize a payment application of the communication device, or authenticate the user using a service provider accessible through the communication device. If the communication device becomes non-operational (e.g., lack of power or signal strength), the user may be prevented from authenticating through the communication device. Thus, the user may establish a limited use authentication credential from situational data to the user and device (e.g., location or current image) that allows the user to authenticate with the service provider. The authentication credential may be limited to a location, amount, and/or type of authentication.