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Starting with the release of  Chrome version 141 (anticipated on September 30, 2025), Chrome and all Chromium-based browsers will introduce a new Local Network Access (LNA) permission prompt.

For Secure Connect, this may mean that some people see the following dialog box:

The prompt states: app.byndid.com wants to  Look for and connect to any device on your local network

This default wording suggests that the application wants access to any device on your connected network. In fact, it only needs to connect to your computer to check your passkey.

If you click “Block” Beyond Identity will continually show an additional pop-up where there were none before. To undo a “Blocked” site:

  1. In the Chrome Settings select Privacy and Security
  2. Select Site Settings
  3. Select Additional permissions
  4. Select Local Network Access.
  5. Find the “Not allowed” section, and move app.byndid.com into the Allowed section.
    1. Click the stacked triple dots
    2. Click Allow
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