android - ParseUser.getCurrentUser() confusion -

android - ParseUser.getCurrentUser() confusion -

i'm using parse backend.

to check if user logged in utilize parseuser.getcurrentuser(). don't understand is, if user changes password somewhere else (another device, web-client), parseuser homecoming kind of error?

i don't think check on server, think returns lastly saved user. mean can go on utilize user (with old password) or "wrong credential" response on first request servers?

if don't it, @ to the lowest degree when setting acl parseobject.setacl(new parseacl(parseuser.getcurrentuser()));?

try same action on yahoo in 2 open browsers of different types , see get?

each client's been handed token value respective servers , until token expire not prompt new logon.

well imo parse work similar except lease on parse token never expire.

response original parse logon contain token value sdk may retain. details in docs section on rest api / user logon...

so, if diff client alter password token lease on over other client never expire, other client stays logged in.

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