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The refresh token is a long-term credential used only to exchange for a new access token at the authentication endpoint, and it does not itself participate in business requests.
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10/12/2026
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UnverifiedDifferent providers have varying lifecycle management strategies for access tokens and refresh tokens, with some using short-lived tokens with automatic refresh and others favoring long-lived tokens.75% similarUnverifiedWhen an Access Token expires, the client should automatically use the Refresh Token to obtain a new token; if the automatic refresh process fails, the application will silently lose access to cloud data.72% similarUnverifiedIn OAuth 2.0, Access Tokens typically expire within 1 hour and need to be exchanged for new ones via a Refresh Token.68% similarUnverifiedThe technical implementation of short-lived credentials typically relies on the OAuth 2.0 Access Token + Refresh Token system, or JWT combined with a relatively short expiration time.63% similarUnverifiedChanging the password does not necessarily immediately invalidate already-issued Tokens; this depends on the platform's specific implementation.62% similar
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