Currently, if you sign into the same Subrosa account, only the latest sign in will get the socket data (such as new messages). This behavior should be improved, either by removing the server's assumption that 1 uid == 1 socket (and allowing multiple concurrent sockets for the same user), or signing in the older session when a new one is signed in.
Currently, if you sign into the same Subrosa account, only the latest sign in will get the socket data (such as new messages). This behavior should be improved, either by removing the server's assumption that 1 uid == 1 socket (and allowing multiple concurrent sockets for the same user), or signing in the older session when a new one is signed in.