When we login on device A we get an auth token and a refresh token. When we then login on device B we will get a new auth token and refresh token. The refresh token will be overwritten, meaning the refresh token contained by A will no longer be valid.
Some day we will want to support this functionality.
When we login on device A we get an auth token and a refresh token. When we then login on device B we will get a new auth token and refresh token. The refresh token will be overwritten, meaning the refresh token contained by A will no longer be valid.
Some day we will want to support this functionality.