4.6.2.3 RP Runtime Decisions

Every IdP that is in a trust agreement with an RP but not on an allowlist with that RP SHALL be governed by a default policy in which runtime authorization decisions will be made by the authorized party indicated in the trust agreement. In this mode, the authorized party is prompted by the RP to select or enter which IdP to contact for authentication on behalf of the subscriber. This process can be facilitated by a discovery mechanism that allows the subscriber to enter a human-facing identifier, such as an email address that is then used to programmatically select the IdP for the entered address. Since the runtime decision occurs during the federation transaction, the authorized party is generally a person and, in most circumstances, the subscriber.

The RP MAY employ mechanisms to remember the authorized party’s decision to use a given IdP. Since this mechanism is employed prior to authentication at the RP, the manner in which the RP provides this mechanism (e.g., a browser cookie outside of the authenticated session) is separate from the RP subscriber account, as described in Sec. 3.8. If such a mechanism is provided, the RP SHALL disclose to the authorized party that the storage mechanism is in use and SHALL allow the authorized party to revoke such remembered access at a future time.

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