Signing Back In On Mobile Replaces Your Old Session

Summary

Signing back in on the mobile app — after a fresh install, clearing storage, or simply logging in again on the same device — now closes out your previous session for that device before starting the new one. Your account no longer accumulates old, still-active sessions every time you sign in again on the same phone.

What You Gain

Previously, each time you re-authenticated on a device, the app quietly kept the old session alive alongside the new one instead of replacing it. Over repeated sign-ins on the same phone, that meant a growing number of sessions for a single device, all still technically valid.

Now, verifying your code on sign-in retires every other active session already registered to that same device before issuing the new one. Signing in again behaves the way you'd expect: it replaces your last session rather than stacking a new one on top of it.

How It Works

• Re-authenticating on a device clears its older sessions first. Confirming your one-time code revokes any other active session already tied to that device name.
• One device, one active session. You no longer end up with several live sessions for the same phone after repeated sign-ins.
• No extra steps. This happens automatically as part of signing in — there's nothing to review or clean up yourself.

Where to Find It

This takes effect automatically the next time you sign in on the Effigate Command Center mobile app — there's no setting to change.

See what else shipped that month on the Effigate Command Center changelog, or try Effigate Command Center on your team's next project.