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# iFrame
To integrate the Onboarding process into an iFrame, follow the example code provided below. Ensure that you grant access to the device's camera using the allow attribute and enable geolocation to capture the location for the trust platform dashboard. If your template includes Liveness or FaceAuthenticator features, you'll need to allow the following parameters: `fullscreen`, `accelerometer`, `gyroscope`, `magnetometer`.
```html
```
### iOS Sensor Permission Requirements for iProov
When your Onboarding template includes a `LIVENESS HUB` step and it is configured to use iProov Provider for face verification, the button implementation below is **required** for proper functionality on iOS devices. This ensures motion sensor permissions are granted from the parent page before the iframe loads.
#### Complete implementation example
```html
Onboarding iframe Example
```
{% hint style="warning" %}
The Onboarding service may not function correctly within an iFrame if the user has **Block third-party cookies enabled** in their browser. This is particularly common in anonymous browser sessions.
{% endhint %}
{% hint style="warning" %}
If you encounter issues with the permission pop-up not appearing, consider specifying the allowed origin in the allow attribute or creating a Content Security Policy (CSP) to define the trusted sources more explicitly.
{% endhint %}
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