What is the difference between device level,user level and without session present in the service configuration of vconnect?
When you select User Session in the service configuration, it means the session is associated with a specific user. The session is typically maintained based on a unique user ID or authentication token.
This configuration ensures that the session remains active for the user as long as they are logged in.
In Device Session configuration, the session is tied to a specific device (like a smartphone, laptop, or tablet), rather than the user. This means each device is treated as an individual session, even if the same user accesses the service from multiple devices.
The session is uniquely associated with the device, and any action performed on that device will be tracked within that session.
Without Session means no session management is applied. The service does not track or maintain any state between requests, meaning the service does not store or use session data for tracking or managing the interaction. Each request is stateless, and no user or device-specific context is saved or referenced.
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