Common questions about Sign Out usually involve cloud documents, device scope, and local data handling; this section includes 3 frequent questions and a 3-term glossary.
FAQ
Will I lose my cloud documents after signing out?
- No. Cloud documents remain stored in your account in the cloud.
- After you sign back in to the same account, you can access those cloud documents again.
- If you clear local data, only local cache and backups on the Mac are removed, not the cloud files themselves.
How do I remove all sign-in states from this Mac?
- Open the profile menu at the top right of the WPS home screen.
- Click Sign Out and choose Sign out of all accounts.
- Select whether local data should be cleared, then confirm the action.
Should I clear data or keep data when signing out?
- If you are using a shared or borrowed Mac, choose Clear data and delete sign-in records.
- If you are using your own long-term Mac, you can choose Keep data for next use when appropriate.
- Before confirming, check whether any local content still needs to be saved or synced.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Sign out of the current account | Signs out only the currently selected account, which is useful for account switching or ending the current session. |
| Sign out of all accounts | Clears all account sign-in states stored on the current device, which is useful on shared Macs. |
| Cloud-document cache | Temporary local data stored on the Mac to improve access speed for cloud documents. Clearing it does not remove the original cloud files. |