Access tokens can be revoked remotely at any time, so the only way to check if it's still valid is to make an API call. The GetCurrentAccountAsync method is a good one for that, as it doesn't have any side effects.
(By the way, I believe the old HasLinkedAccount method you referred to didn't actually do that, and only checked for the local existence of an access token.)
Access tokens can be revoked remotely at any time, so the only way to check if it's still valid is to make an API call. The GetCurrentAccountAsync method is a good one for that, as it doesn't have any side effects.
(By the way, I believe the old HasLinkedAccount method you referred to didn't actually do that, and only checked for the local existence of an access token.)
Ok thanks. So if that method throws an exception I guess I know all is not well. Interesting about HasLinkedAccount, that could explain some occasional unusual behavior in my app.
