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# Communication
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We use [Protobuf v2](https://developers.google.com/protocol-buffers/) for host-device communication. The communication cycle is very simple, Trezor receives a message, acts on it and responds with another message. Trezor on its own is incapable of initiating the communication.
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The Protobuf definitions can be found in `common/protob`.
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User might want to enforce the passphrase entry on the device every time without the hassle of instructing the Host to do so.
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For such cases the user may apply the *Passphrase always on device* setting TODO: Name. As the name suggests, with this setting the passphrase is prompted on the device right away and no PassphraseRequest/PassphraseAck messages are exchanged.
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For such cases the user may apply the *Passphrase always on device* setting. As the name suggests, with this setting the passphrase is prompted on the device right away and no PassphraseRequest/PassphraseAck messages are exchanged. Note that the passphrase is prompted only once for given session id. If the user wishes to enter another passphrase they need to either send Initialize(session_id=None) or replug the device.
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