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Isolate Android account sessions and clear private state on logout

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Assessment

Difficulty
5/5
Estimated time
Over a week
Newbie friendliness
35/100
Issue type
Feature
Clarity
Mostly clear
Activity status
Active
Tech stack
android

Research direction

Start by reading prerequisites #88 and #79, then inspect the app shell and the selected platform/browser session mechanism. Define the session-storage and invalidation boundaries before implementing; done means all listed acceptance tests pass, including process recreation, expiration, logout during a request, and switching between synthetic accounts.

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Description

android difficulty: advanced enhancement help wanted needs testing security

Roadmap: #76

Goal

Implement the device-side session boundary selected in #88.

Acceptance criteria

  • Store session material through the selected platform/browser mechanism and restore only valid sessions.
  • Keep credentials out of logs, shared URLs, and application backups.
  • Cancel account-bound requests and remove private cached state on logout, expiration, or account change.
  • Prevent late responses from a previous session from populating the current account.
  • Test process recreation, session expiration, logout during a request, and switching between two synthetic accounts.

Use the app shell from #79. This issue owns session storage and invalidation; sign-in presentation is a separate task.

Prerequisites: #88, #79.

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