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title: "Discussion on \"Keeping Users Logged In with Next.js + Capacitor\" | Hashnode"
description: "Discussion on \"Keeping Users Logged In with Next.js + Capacitor\". Users don't care how your authentication works. They only care about one thing: \"Why did your app ask me to log in again?"
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# [Keeping Users Logged In with Next.js + Capacitor](https://hrithikgupta.hashnode.dev/keeping-users-logged-in-with-next-js-capacitor?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

Users don't care how your authentication works. They only care about one thing: "Why did your app ask me to log in again?

Jul 29 · 5 min read · hrithikgupta.hashnode.dev  
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Full-Stack Engineer with a frontend focus. I write about building scalable web applications, solving real-world engineering problems, and lessons learned from shipping products.

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