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phunction

I have an app that is connecting via api (iOS). When they first try to access dropbox, it pops up the sign in/add device etc., all this is fine.

However, my app somehow hangs onto that login. Even if I remove my app and the drop box app, when I re-install my app, it still has access to the old account and does not ask for sign in info again.

How do I stop that?

Thanks

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Greg-DB

That's correct, you'd need to offer this as an option in your app for the user to use before uninstalling.

Or, you may be able to handle this programmatically by storing some flag in NSUserDefaults when you link an account, which I believe doesn't persist across re-installs. So, if you don't see the flag, but you do see a stored Dropbox access token, you know the app was uninstalled/reinstalled after linking the account, so you can throw away the access token then.

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Greg-DB

If you're using one of the official Dropbox iOS SDKs, the access token is stored in the iOS keychain, which persists across app re-installations.

If you want to clear that, you can do so explicitly. Exactly how you do so depends on which SDK you're using. For example, in the Dropbox iOS Core SDK for API v1, you can do so using DBSession.unlinkUserId or DBSession.unlinkAll.

Also, I should mention that API v1 is deprecated:

https://blogs.dropbox.com/developers/2016/06/api-v1-deprecated/

You should migrate to API v2 whenever possible.

phunction

Thanks, I am planning on updating in the near future, but would like to fix this before then.

The question is, how can I call that option if the user simply un-installs the app? I assume I would have to add an option somewhere to unlink the dropbox account?

Greg-DB

phunction

Alright, thanks for the help.