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Single Account App Login Duration
See original GitHub issueAfter the user signs in for the first time on a Single Account App, how long will I be able to get their account using?
mSingleAccountApp.getCurrentAccountAsync()
Basically we are looking to only have the user sign in once. This is a service device.
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- Created 4 years ago
- Comments:5 (3 by maintainers)
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You don’t need to sign in to the Authenticator app. Just install it. The authenticator app and the Intune company portal both contain an implementation of an abstract account authenticator. This is what we use to make “Work Account” available in the accounts list within settings. This is what’s actually providing the auth broker support.
If the broker is in use it will be there until you remove it or if the user removes the account from the device via Account Manager (Settings / Accounts)