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Co-authored-by: lindseymoore <71525840+lindseymoore@users.noreply.github.com>
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cbullinger and lindseymoore authored Sep 29, 2023
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Expand Up @@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ App Services creates an associated unique ``User`` object when a user first
successfully authenticates and logs in to an app on a device. After log in,
the SDK saves the user's information and keeps track of the
user's state on the device. This data remains on the
device, even if the user log out, unless you actively remove the user
device, even if the user logs out, unless you actively remove the user
from the device. For more information about App Services users and user
accounts, refer to :ref:`<user-accounts>` in the App Services documentation.

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You can log a logged-in user out of an app using the
`user.logOut() <{+kotlin-sync-prefix+}io.realm.kotlin.mongodb/-user/log-out.html>`__
method. Once logged out, the user is still stored on the device, but
method. Once logged out, the user is still stored on the device but
must log back in to use the app.

In the following example, Joe is currently logged-in as the current user.
After we log Joe out of the app, we confirm that he is still stored on
the device as a user and Emma is now the current user:
the device as a user and that Emma is now the current user:

.. io-code-block::

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