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## Authentication
There is two ways to login to Home Assistant with HA Client
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There is two ways to login to Home Assistant with HA Client
### Home Assistant OAuth
HA Client will login through [Home Assistant Authentication API](https://developers.home-assistant.io/docs/en/auth_api.html). You don't need to create and recreate access tokens. If HA Client is not authenticated yet or there is some issues logging in, it will ask you to login to your Home Assistant web interface with your credentials:
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## UI Configuration
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By default HA Client UI is based on your Lovelace UI config, so it should display the same views as your Home Assistant web UI. It is still possible to switch off Lovelace UI in app settings. In this case app UI will be based on groups configuration, the same as old Home Assistant UI.
![image](/assets/images/setting_ui.png)
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Please note that oldest entries goes first, so to see latest messages you need to scroll this view down.
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