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Fix Adobe Document Cloud Keeps Logging Out on Samsung Galaxy Note 8

Camila MilosovichCamila Milosovich Oct 23, 2026 868 views

Question details

The user is continuously prompted to sign in when switching screens while using the Adobe Document Cloud mobile application.

How to Fix Adobe Document Cloud Keeps Logging Out on Samsung Galaxy Note 8
Product
Adobe Document Cloud / Adobe Acrobat Reader
Device & OS
Android (Samsung Galaxy Note 8)
Scenario
Switching between screens or multitasking on a mobile device while accessing PDF documents in the cloud.
Observed behavior
The application fails to retain the active session and repeatedly logs the user out, forcing them to re-enter their Adobe ID and password.
Before you start

Ensure you have your Adobe ID email and password ready. It is also recommended to connect your Samsung Galaxy Note 8 to a stable Wi-Fi network before updating or reinstalling the application.

Solution 1Recommended

Update the Mobile Application from the App Store

Updating to the latest version of the application often resolves known bugs and session retention issues.

Frequent logouts are often caused by temporary glitches in older versions of the app. Developers release updates to patch these authentication loop errors.

1
Open Google Play Store

Navigate to the home screen or app drawer on your Samsung Galaxy Note 8 and tap on the Google Play Store icon.

2
Search for Adobe Acrobat Reader

Tap the search bar at the top, type 'Adobe Acrobat Reader' or 'Adobe Document Cloud', and select the official app from the results.

3
Install Available Updates

If an 'Update' button is visible next to the app, tap it to download and install the latest version. Once updated, open the app and sign in.

Update the Mobile Application from the App Store
Session Restored: After updating, the application should now retain your login session when you switch between screens.

Use WPS Office for Stable PDF Cloud Syncing

If you are tired of frequent app logouts interrupting your workflow, switch to WPS Office. WPS Office offers a highly stable mobile experience with built-in WPS Cloud, ensuring your PDFs and office documents remain securely accessible across all your devices without repetitive sign-ins.

  1. 1. Download WPS Office: Visit the Google Play Store on your Samsung Galaxy Note 8, search for WPS Office, and tap Install.
  2. 2. Sign In to WPS Cloud: Open WPS Office, tap on the 'Me' tab at the bottom right, and sign in using your Google, Email, or Facebook account to activate your free cloud storage.
  3. 3. Upload and Manage PDFs: Tap the '+' icon, select 'Upload', and choose your PDF files to securely back them up to WPS Cloud for uninterrupted cross-device access.
Stable login sessions that do not time out when switching screensSeamless PDF viewing, editing, and cloud synchronization across mobile and desktopFully compatible with Microsoft Office formats (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) and Adobe PDFsLightweight mobile application optimized for all Android devices
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Frequently Asked Questions

Why does my mobile app keep logging me out when I switch screens?

This usually happens due to a bug in how the application manages its background session token. When you switch screens, the app is temporarily suspended; if the app is outdated or has corrupted data, it fails to retrieve your active token upon resuming, prompting you to log in again.

Will I lose my PDF documents if I uninstall the Adobe Document Cloud app?

No, you will not lose your documents. Any files successfully uploaded to Document Cloud are stored on remote servers securely linked to your Adobe ID. Once you reinstall the app and log back in, your cloud files will be fully accessible.

How do I clear the app cache instead of fully uninstalling the app on my Samsung Galaxy Note 8?

Go to your device's Settings, tap on 'Apps', scroll down to find the Adobe app, and tap on it. Select 'Storage', then tap 'Clear Cache' at the bottom of the screen. This can sometimes fix session issues without requiring a full reinstall.