My account showed deactivated when I attempted to log in from another device, however it remained active and usable on the device where I had left the application open and logged in. This is a huge security issue if we ever need to deactivate a user account.
Deactivation should automatically force the log out of all instances for the user deactivated.
Since offline use is possible as well, a method to block any updates from a user that started offline and who's account is deactivated should be established.
I am sure permit owners will fire captains and want to prevent them from making changes.
My account showed deactivated when I attempted to log in from another device, however it remained active and usable on the device where I had left the application open and logged in. This is a huge security issue if we ever need to deactivate a user account.
Deactivation should automatically force the log out of all instances for the user deactivated.
Since offline use is possible as well, a method to block any updates from a user that started offline and who's account is deactivated should be established.
I am sure permit owners will fire captains and want to prevent them from making changes.
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