Ensuring a smooth mobile experience is essential for users relying on SAP Mobile Start to access business applications, notifications, and content on the go. But often already during the initial setup that administrators perform – setting up and integrating content into SAP Mobile Start & SAP Build Work Zone – various issues can appear before the app ever reaches end users.
When something isn’t working in SAP Mobile Start, it’s easy to assume the app is the problem. But in reality, most issues come from the surrounding configuration – such as the general service and Identity Provider (IdP) setup, content integration, or how web applications behave inside the mobile in app browser.
In this post, I’ll share my recommendations on how to narrow down where an issue is possibly coming from and highlight the problems & their causes we see most often. Below, I’ll walk you through practical checks you can use to pinpoint and possibly resolve the root cause yourself. And in case a ticket is required, the guidance here should help you provide the right information upfront, speeding up analysis and resolution significantly.
Layers of SAP Mobile Start & How to Detect Where an Issue Comes From 🔎
When troubleshooting SAP Mobile Start, it helps to understand that issues typically fall into one of two areas: the native layer of the app or the web layer of the in-app browser. Knowing which layer is affected gives a good indication of how to continue finding root cause.
1. Native Layer 📱
The native layer covers everything that comes directly from the SAP Mobile Start app itself. This includes:
The initial onboarding flowDevice registration and connection to SAP Build Work Zone & SAP Mobile ServicesNative app features such as widgets, push notifications, Spotlight search integration, and app settingsRendering the in-app screens, such as content on the “Start” tab, application tiles, cards and their menu structure on the “Apps” tab or Tasks / Situations on the “To-Do” tab.
If something goes wrong before tapping a tile, there’s a good chance the issue lies in the native layer. Typical examples include a failing onboarding process, errors showing the dynamic values on DynamicAppLauncher tiles, missing tiles or content, or issues related to notifications.
2. Web Layer 🌐
Once a user taps a tile which points to a web application, SAP Mobile Start transitions to the web layer. This means an in-app browser is used inside SAP Mobile Start to open content such as:
SAPUI5 / Fiori appsCustom web applications or URLsSAP Build Work Zone, advanced edition Workspaces & PagesAny external web-based tool integrated as an application tile
Because these apps run inside an embedded in-app browser, misconfigurations originating from the “web world” often surface here. These may include security related issues (authentication, session handling, 3rd party cookies), the mobile readiness of the integrated applications, or specific environment/integration configurations. Typical symptoms include repeated login screens or apps opening to a blank page.
In-app browser options:
Another topic worth mentioning in the context of the web layer is the in‑app browser options available in SAP Mobile Start. Depending on the platform, two browser types are supported:
iOS: Optimized SAP Mobile Start In-App Browser based on the WKWebView (default) and SFSafariViewController (in-app variant of the standard Safari browser)Android: Chrome Custom Tabs (default – provided by the default browser app installed on the device) and WebView
Which browser is used is controlled through feature flags in the SAP Mobile Services Admin Cockpit for SAP Mobile Start.
SAP Mobile Services – Feature Flags
This is also where several security features are offered (e.g., clipboard protection, blocking of downloads, etc.) to provide built in Mobile Application Management (MAM) capabilities for the embedded browser environment. These security features rely on the WebView variant, meaning that once any of them is activated, WebView becomes the active browser on both iOS and Android.
On iOS specifically, there is an additional browser feature flag that explicitly sets the WebView based variant, which has an optimized UX for launching Fiori apps in SAP Mobile Start, as the default option. This flag must be disabled if you want to switch to SafariViewController.
I mention this because there are scenarios where switching the browser can be useful – for example, when working with certificate-based authentication, certain Conditional Access policies, or when analyzing web apps that fail to load in the default browser. Testing the same app using the alternative browser option can help isolate whether the issue is browser specific.
For further information on the browser options please refer to our help page: Browser Experience in SAP Mobile Start.
To summarize this section a quick rule of thumb. The issue happens…
…before a tile opens the in-app browser? → Native layer.…after a tile opens the in-app browser? → Web layer.
General Troubleshooting Steps 🛠
When considering steps for troubleshooting, the above classification of the issue into the native or web layer should be considered. Let’s start with steps to analyze and collect information on issues within the native layer.
Troubleshooting the SAP Mobile Start Native Layer
Re-do the onboarding
Make sure to log out of the app completely and onboard again. Additionally uninstalling/reinstalling could make sense to assure a clean starting point. Make sure you are using the correct registration QR Code, Deep Link or in case of MDM onboarding, the right parameters. Especially with Deep-Link or MDM-based onboarding, wrong values in these configurations may lead to a failed onboarding flow.
Reproduce the issue on another device / OS
If possible, test it on a different device on the same platform & on a second device on the other OS compared to where the issue was initially found (iOS vs. Android).
In similar lines test if the issue affects only specific users or is present for everyone.
Check role and content assignments
Ensure that the user has the necessary roles assigned to see the content. Also make sure that content is assigned properly to the SAP Build Work Zone site:Roles need to be assigned to the Site & UsersApps need to be assigned to Roles and Groups or PagesPages need to be assigned to SpacesSpaces need to be assigned to Roles
Additionally, if content is not appearing in SAP Mobile Start, it might be caused by the fact that the content is not flagged to support the current device form-factor (e.g. phone) or is of an unsupported content type.
Collect logs when required
SAP Mobile Start supports two levels of logs for further analysis:Client Logs, which cover deep app functionality like onboarding, native behaviors etc.Network Traces, that cover connectivity via SAP Mobile Services for e.g. API calls in the native context.
Both can be very helpful to further narrow down the root cause. Especially when creating a ticket, it’s very helpful for the team to check them and see if any abnormalities surface.
The upload of Client Logs needs to be enabled inside the Mobile Services Admin Cockpit. Then they can be uploaded via the app’s user menu. Find more information on our Troubleshooting and Support page.
For the Network Trace the recording needs to be started by an admin inside the Mobile Services Admin Cockpit, you can follow the official documentation. The process is also described under point 2.4 of SAP Note 3582668 – Troubleshooting for SAP Mobile Start.
Analyze the Web Layer Issues in SAP Mobile Start
Once a tile is opened, SAP Mobile Start transitions to the web layer. At this point, content runs inside the in‑app browser (WebView, SafariViewController, or Chrome Custom Tabs depending on platform and feature flags). Authentication flows and SAP Build Work Zone or application configuration come into play.
As mentioned earlier these kinds of issues are what we see most of the time (~80+%) and don’t necessarily directly relate to SAP Mobile Start. The following steps help to further identify whether the issue is originating from outside of the Application:
Test whether the issue also occurs outside SAP Mobile Start
This might sound trivial, but many issues we see are reproducible inside a standard or mobile browser. However, they might not show initially as browser behaviors, cookie settings and active sessions keep them hidden.
Open the same content in SAP Build Work Zone on Desktop
Use a fresh incognito/private window and ensure that 3rd‑party cookies are blocked (this mirrors the default behavior of most mobile browsers – as especially the iOS operating system is very restrictive with 3rd party cookies and cross-domain scenarios). Open the site and the specific application you’re having issues with, and check whether everything behaves as expected. Typical indicators to watch for:
Basic Authentication popups ➡️ may indicate failing Principal PropagationSecond login screen or error screen when opening a tile ➡️ often caused by incorrect IdP configuration or differing domains between SAP Build Work Zone and the integrated applicationBlank Screen ➡️ can be indication that SAP UI5 Version of the backend system is out of maintenance (see also Removing outdated UI5 versions from UI5 CDN – SAP Community and 3001696 – Removed outdated SAPUI5 versions from SAPUI5 CDN – Fiori applications might stop functioning – SAP for Me)
Open SAP Build Work Zone in a standalone mobile browser
If step a. worked without issues, continue by testing the same content in a mobile browser (Safari on iOS, Chrome on Android). Mobile browsers behave differently from desktop browsers and more closely reflect the environment SAP Mobile Start uses internally.
This helps to verify whether the issue is related to mobile browser behavior, restrictions, or mobile‑specific rendering.
Open the direct application URL
For the final and most “realistic” test, copy or share the exact application URL from the embedded browser inside SAP Mobile Start. Note that in case you changed security settings the sharing function might be disabled via feature flag.
This URL will directly open the Application – without the manual navigation action from the SAP Build Work Zone Site – and can reveal differences in authentication or rendering behavior that may not show up during steps a or b. We frequently see incorrect configuration causing that e.g. principal propagation is not correctly working with the SAP UI5 app runtime of the target system when called directly. Such issues are not always appearing when using the SAP Build Work Zone Site on Desktop Browsers, when for example OData requests of dynamic tiles have by chance created a backend session but that is not the case when launching such apps from SAP Mobile Start due to the separate layers.
If the issue can be reproduced in one of these checks, it is very likely that the root cause lies in the general configuration (e.g., authentication) or in the application itself rather than in SAP Mobile Start app and the configuration itself should be further investigated. If not, the next step may provide additional clues.
Compare behavior between in-app browsers
Switching between:
WebView <> SafariViewController (iOS)ChromeCustomTabs <> WebView (Android)
and comparing the behavior can be a helpful next step to identify differences in how the in‑app browsers handle your application. In general, the system‑browser variants (SafariViewController on iOS and Chrome Custom Tabs on Android) behave more similarly to standalone mobile browsers, while the WebView may differ slightly or lack certain capabilities. You can switch the browser options as outlined in the “Web Layer” section above. Note that switching the browser will force all users to redo their onboarding! So rather test this before an official rollout or within a non-productive environment.
If none of these checks provide further insights and the issue cannot be reproduced anywhere except inside the in‑app browser of SAP Mobile Start, the final step might be to reach out to the team via the standard ticketing process.
Last resort – Creating a Ticket for SAP Mobile Start 📨
After running through the checks above, you should have a much clearer picture of where the issue originates. Maybe you could even figure it out by checking on the general configuration, role assignments, or web content integration.
If you’re still stuck after all this, it might be time to create a ticket — and please, make it a good one! With the information you gathered during these steps, you’re in an excellent position to provide the details we need to analyze the issue quickly and accurately. Here’s what helps us analyze issues faster and more precisely:
A meaningful title
Avoid generic titles like “SAP Mobile Start not working.”
Choose something that reflects the actual issue (e.g., “Blank screen when launching Fiori app from Mobile Start on iOS”). This helps support teams quickly differentiate between cases.
The correct support component
Use the outcome of your earlier checks:If the issue also occurs in SAP Build Work Zone via a browser, it’s likely a SAP Build Work Zone or application configuration topic → consider raising a ticket under the SAP Build Work Work Zone component, find more information on their Getting Support page.
If the issue only occurs in SAP Mobile Start, use:
Component: MOB-APP-SMS
The right priority
Choose a priority that matches the actual business impact.
SAP provides clear rules and guidance (see SAP Note on incident priorities).
Technical information
Include the basics:Device OS (iOS / Android / both) and OS versionInstalled SAP Mobile Start version (incl. build number)
Detailed error description & reproducible steps
Be as concrete as possible:Exact steps to reproduce the issueDoes it occur always or intermittently?Is it affecting all users/devices or only specific ones?
Helpful attachments
Visual material is extremely valuable. Attach Screen recordings (best case) or Screenshots.
These help us immediately understand what you’re seeing.
A test user
If possible, provide a dedicated test user.
This allows the support to reproduce the issue directly and significantly accelerates the analysis.
Steps you already performed
Summarize what you’ve tested using the guide above. For example:If you suspect the native layer:
Attach SAP Mobile Start Client Logs + Traces captured while reproducing the issue.If it occurs in the web layer:
Let us know whether the app works in standalone browsers (desktop, mobile, incognito).
Providing this information upfront not only speeds up the entire support process but also makes it much easier for us to understand where the issue is coming from. The more complete your initial ticket is, the fewer back‑and‑forth clarification steps are needed — meaning you’ll get to a solution faster and with less effort.
Conclusion
I hope this guide helps you get a clearer picture of how to approach troubleshooting in SAP Mobile Start and gives you a solid toolkit for narrowing down issues more quickly. With a bit of structured testing and the right checks, many problems can be identified — or even fully resolved — long before a ticket is needed.
And for those cases where a ticket is the right next step: I’m looking forward to seeing even better, more comprehensive ticket descriptions in the future! 😉 It really does make a huge difference in how fast we can support you.
Thanks for reading, and feel free to share feedback or questions in the comments!
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For further information on the new topics, please check our SAP Mobile Start documentation.
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Ensuring a smooth mobile experience is essential for users relying on SAP Mobile Start to access business applications, notifications, and content on the go. But often already during the initial setup that administrators perform – setting up and integrating content into SAP Mobile Start & SAP Build Work Zone – various issues can appear before the app ever reaches end users.When something isn’t working in SAP Mobile Start, it’s easy to assume the app is the problem. But in reality, most issues come from the surrounding configuration – such as the general service and Identity Provider (IdP) setup, content integration, or how web applications behave inside the mobile in app browser.In this post, I’ll share my recommendations on how to narrow down where an issue is possibly coming from and highlight the problems & their causes we see most often. Below, I’ll walk you through practical checks you can use to pinpoint and possibly resolve the root cause yourself. And in case a ticket is required, the guidance here should help you provide the right information upfront, speeding up analysis and resolution significantly.Layers of SAP Mobile Start & How to Detect Where an Issue Comes From 🔎When troubleshooting SAP Mobile Start, it helps to understand that issues typically fall into one of two areas: the native layer of the app or the web layer of the in-app browser. Knowing which layer is affected gives a good indication of how to continue finding root cause.1. Native Layer 📱The native layer covers everything that comes directly from the SAP Mobile Start app itself. This includes:The initial onboarding flowDevice registration and connection to SAP Build Work Zone & SAP Mobile ServicesNative app features such as widgets, push notifications, Spotlight search integration, and app settingsRendering the in-app screens, such as content on the “Start” tab, application tiles, cards and their menu structure on the “Apps” tab or Tasks / Situations on the “To-Do” tab.If something goes wrong before tapping a tile, there’s a good chance the issue lies in the native layer. Typical examples include a failing onboarding process, errors showing the dynamic values on DynamicAppLauncher tiles, missing tiles or content, or issues related to notifications.2. Web Layer 🌐Once a user taps a tile which points to a web application, SAP Mobile Start transitions to the web layer. This means an in-app browser is used inside SAP Mobile Start to open content such as:SAPUI5 / Fiori appsCustom web applications or URLsSAP Build Work Zone, advanced edition Workspaces & PagesAny external web-based tool integrated as an application tileBecause these apps run inside an embedded in-app browser, misconfigurations originating from the “web world” often surface here. These may include security related issues (authentication, session handling, 3rd party cookies), the mobile readiness of the integrated applications, or specific environment/integration configurations. Typical symptoms include repeated login screens or apps opening to a blank page.In-app browser options:Another topic worth mentioning in the context of the web layer is the in‑app browser options available in SAP Mobile Start. Depending on the platform, two browser types are supported:iOS: Optimized SAP Mobile Start In-App Browser based on the WKWebView (default) and SFSafariViewController (in-app variant of the standard Safari browser)Android: Chrome Custom Tabs (default – provided by the default browser app installed on the device) and WebViewWhich browser is used is controlled through feature flags in the SAP Mobile Services Admin Cockpit for SAP Mobile Start.SAP Mobile Services – Feature Flags This is also where several security features are offered (e.g., clipboard protection, blocking of downloads, etc.) to provide built in Mobile Application Management (MAM) capabilities for the embedded browser environment. These security features rely on the WebView variant, meaning that once any of them is activated, WebView becomes the active browser on both iOS and Android.On iOS specifically, there is an additional browser feature flag that explicitly sets the WebView based variant, which has an optimized UX for launching Fiori apps in SAP Mobile Start, as the default option. This flag must be disabled if you want to switch to SafariViewController.I mention this because there are scenarios where switching the browser can be useful – for example, when working with certificate-based authentication, certain Conditional Access policies, or when analyzing web apps that fail to load in the default browser. Testing the same app using the alternative browser option can help isolate whether the issue is browser specific.For further information on the browser options please refer to our help page: Browser Experience in SAP Mobile Start.To summarize this section a quick rule of thumb. The issue happens……before a tile opens the in-app browser? → Native layer.…after a tile opens the in-app browser? → Web layer. General Troubleshooting Steps 🛠When considering steps for troubleshooting, the above classification of the issue into the native or web layer should be considered. Let’s start with steps to analyze and collect information on issues within the native layer.Troubleshooting the SAP Mobile Start Native LayerRe-do the onboardingMake sure to log out of the app completely and onboard again. Additionally uninstalling/reinstalling could make sense to assure a clean starting point. Make sure you are using the correct registration QR Code, Deep Link or in case of MDM onboarding, the right parameters. Especially with Deep-Link or MDM-based onboarding, wrong values in these configurations may lead to a failed onboarding flow.Reproduce the issue on another device / OSIf possible, test it on a different device on the same platform & on a second device on the other OS compared to where the issue was initially found (iOS vs. Android).In similar lines test if the issue affects only specific users or is present for everyone.Check role and content assignmentsEnsure that the user has the necessary roles assigned to see the content. Also make sure that content is assigned properly to the SAP Build Work Zone site:Roles need to be assigned to the Site & UsersApps need to be assigned to Roles and Groups or PagesPages need to be assigned to SpacesSpaces need to be assigned to Roles Additionally, if content is not appearing in SAP Mobile Start, it might be caused by the fact that the content is not flagged to support the current device form-factor (e.g. phone) or is of an unsupported content type.Collect logs when requiredSAP Mobile Start supports two levels of logs for further analysis:Client Logs, which cover deep app functionality like onboarding, native behaviors etc.Network Traces, that cover connectivity via SAP Mobile Services for e.g. API calls in the native context.Both can be very helpful to further narrow down the root cause. Especially when creating a ticket, it’s very helpful for the team to check them and see if any abnormalities surface.The upload of Client Logs needs to be enabled inside the Mobile Services Admin Cockpit. Then they can be uploaded via the app’s user menu. Find more information on our Troubleshooting and Support page.For the Network Trace the recording needs to be started by an admin inside the Mobile Services Admin Cockpit, you can follow the official documentation. The process is also described under point 2.4 of SAP Note 3582668 – Troubleshooting for SAP Mobile Start.Analyze the Web Layer Issues in SAP Mobile StartOnce a tile is opened, SAP Mobile Start transitions to the web layer. At this point, content runs inside the in‑app browser (WebView, SafariViewController, or Chrome Custom Tabs depending on platform and feature flags). Authentication flows and SAP Build Work Zone or application configuration come into play.As mentioned earlier these kinds of issues are what we see most of the time (~80+%) and don’t necessarily directly relate to SAP Mobile Start. The following steps help to further identify whether the issue is originating from outside of the Application: Test whether the issue also occurs outside SAP Mobile StartThis might sound trivial, but many issues we see are reproducible inside a standard or mobile browser. However, they might not show initially as browser behaviors, cookie settings and active sessions keep them hidden.Open the same content in SAP Build Work Zone on DesktopUse a fresh incognito/private window and ensure that 3rd‑party cookies are blocked (this mirrors the default behavior of most mobile browsers – as especially the iOS operating system is very restrictive with 3rd party cookies and cross-domain scenarios). Open the site and the specific application you’re having issues with, and check whether everything behaves as expected. Typical indicators to watch for:Basic Authentication popups ➡️ may indicate failing Principal PropagationSecond login screen or error screen when opening a tile ➡️ often caused by incorrect IdP configuration or differing domains between SAP Build Work Zone and the integrated applicationBlank Screen ➡️ can be indication that SAP UI5 Version of the backend system is out of maintenance (see also Removing outdated UI5 versions from UI5 CDN – SAP Community and 3001696 – Removed outdated SAPUI5 versions from SAPUI5 CDN – Fiori applications might stop functioning – SAP for Me) Open SAP Build Work Zone in a standalone mobile browserIf step a. worked without issues, continue by testing the same content in a mobile browser (Safari on iOS, Chrome on Android). Mobile browsers behave differently from desktop browsers and more closely reflect the environment SAP Mobile Start uses internally.This helps to verify whether the issue is related to mobile browser behavior, restrictions, or mobile‑specific rendering.Open the direct application URLFor the final and most “realistic” test, copy or share the exact application URL from the embedded browser inside SAP Mobile Start. Note that in case you changed security settings the sharing function might be disabled via feature flag.This URL will directly open the Application – without the manual navigation action from the SAP Build Work Zone Site – and can reveal differences in authentication or rendering behavior that may not show up during steps a or b. We frequently see incorrect configuration causing that e.g. principal propagation is not correctly working with the SAP UI5 app runtime of the target system when called directly. Such issues are not always appearing when using the SAP Build Work Zone Site on Desktop Browsers, when for example OData requests of dynamic tiles have by chance created a backend session but that is not the case when launching such apps from SAP Mobile Start due to the separate layers.If the issue can be reproduced in one of these checks, it is very likely that the root cause lies in the general configuration (e.g., authentication) or in the application itself rather than in SAP Mobile Start app and the configuration itself should be further investigated. If not, the next step may provide additional clues.Compare behavior between in-app browsersSwitching between:WebView <> SafariViewController (iOS)ChromeCustomTabs <> WebView (Android)and comparing the behavior can be a helpful next step to identify differences in how the in‑app browsers handle your application. In general, the system‑browser variants (SafariViewController on iOS and Chrome Custom Tabs on Android) behave more similarly to standalone mobile browsers, while the WebView may differ slightly or lack certain capabilities. You can switch the browser options as outlined in the “Web Layer” section above. Note that switching the browser will force all users to redo their onboarding! So rather test this before an official rollout or within a non-productive environment.If none of these checks provide further insights and the issue cannot be reproduced anywhere except inside the in‑app browser of SAP Mobile Start, the final step might be to reach out to the team via the standard ticketing process. Last resort – Creating a Ticket for SAP Mobile Start 📨After running through the checks above, you should have a much clearer picture of where the issue originates. Maybe you could even figure it out by checking on the general configuration, role assignments, or web content integration.If you’re still stuck after all this, it might be time to create a ticket — and please, make it a good one! With the information you gathered during these steps, you’re in an excellent position to provide the details we need to analyze the issue quickly and accurately. Here’s what helps us analyze issues faster and more precisely:A meaningful titleAvoid generic titles like “SAP Mobile Start not working.”Choose something that reflects the actual issue (e.g., “Blank screen when launching Fiori app from Mobile Start on iOS”). This helps support teams quickly differentiate between cases.The correct support componentUse the outcome of your earlier checks:If the issue also occurs in SAP Build Work Zone via a browser, it’s likely a SAP Build Work Zone or application configuration topic → consider raising a ticket under the SAP Build Work Work Zone component, find more information on their Getting Support page.If the issue only occurs in SAP Mobile Start, use:Component: MOB-APP-SMSThe right priorityChoose a priority that matches the actual business impact.SAP provides clear rules and guidance (see SAP Note on incident priorities).Technical informationInclude the basics:Device OS (iOS / Android / both) and OS versionInstalled SAP Mobile Start version (incl. build number)Detailed error description & reproducible stepsBe as concrete as possible:Exact steps to reproduce the issueDoes it occur always or intermittently?Is it affecting all users/devices or only specific ones?Helpful attachmentsVisual material is extremely valuable. Attach Screen recordings (best case) or Screenshots. These help us immediately understand what you’re seeing.A test userIf possible, provide a dedicated test user.This allows the support to reproduce the issue directly and significantly accelerates the analysis.Steps you already performedSummarize what you’ve tested using the guide above. For example:If you suspect the native layer:Attach SAP Mobile Start Client Logs + Traces captured while reproducing the issue.If it occurs in the web layer:Let us know whether the app works in standalone browsers (desktop, mobile, incognito).Providing this information upfront not only speeds up the entire support process but also makes it much easier for us to understand where the issue is coming from. The more complete your initial ticket is, the fewer back‑and‑forth clarification steps are needed — meaning you’ll get to a solution faster and with less effort.ConclusionI hope this guide helps you get a clearer picture of how to approach troubleshooting in SAP Mobile Start and gives you a solid toolkit for narrowing down issues more quickly. With a bit of structured testing and the right checks, many problems can be identified — or even fully resolved — long before a ticket is needed.And for those cases where a ticket is the right next step: I’m looking forward to seeing even better, more comprehensive ticket descriptions in the future! 😉 It really does make a huge difference in how fast we can support you.Thanks for reading, and feel free to share feedback or questions in the comments!____________________________For further information on the new topics, please check our SAP Mobile Start documentation.SAP Mobile Experience offers intelligent native mobile solutions that help businesses build more efficient, resilient and sustainable end-to-end processes, improving people’s work life wherever they are.Visit SAP Mobile Experience Community Page and click “follow” to get the latest development and innovation of our solutions. 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