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はじめに

Mynaportal is a service that allows users to access various government services online through their smartphone using their My Number Card.
Users often wonder if they can access their Mynaportal account using a smartphone that does not belong to them.
It is possible to use Mynaportal on a device that is not owned by the primary user by setting up a proxy or agent registration.
Each individual wanting to access Mynaportal must log in separately using their own My Number Card, even if using a shared device.
The process involves registering an agent, verifying My Number Cards, and ensuring each user logs off after use.

To use Mynaportal on another's smartphone, agent registration is required.
The process involves logging into the Mynaportal, selecting the option for agent registration.
Verify the My Number Card authenticity of the agent during the setup.
Assign specific access rights and services the agent can perform on your behalf.
Ensure the registration is complete by reviewing all agent details.

Multiple people can use a single smartphone for Mynaportal by logging in separately.
At the start, each person must read their My Number Card using the app.
Users must log out after their session to ensure the device is ready for the next user.
Only one electronic certificate per person can be stored on the device at a time.
Device security is crucial, especially when shared among multiple users.

Registering an electronic certificate is essential for accessing Mynaportal on a new device.
Only system administrators can apply and register smartphone electronic certificates.
Different users need their certificates, so it is not shared or duplicate.
An individual must log in to add or update their electronic certificate.
Regular updates might be required for certificate validity and security reasons.

Agents registered can access services like personal data, service history, and notifications.
They can provide information to external websites and manage medical and travel document notifications.
service capabilities may vary depending on the agent's access rights.
It is crucial to clearly define which services the agent can utilize during registration.
Both agents and primary users must uphold data protection and confidentiality standards.

Users may encounter login issues when using others' devices.
Ensure each user logs out to prevent session overlap and security risks.
If electronic certificate issues arise, check if it's registered correctly by the system user.
registration errors can involve incorrect My Number Card details, requiring verification.
Agents failing to perform tasks must verify their registration and granted service rights.