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Remove a person or screen

When a flatmate moves out or an old tablet goes in a drawer, you remove them from Settings in three taps. Dashboards they made stay where they are.

Remove a person

The People list in Settings with Ben's row highlighted
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Open their card

In Settings, under People & Devices, tap the person you want to remove.

Ben's card scrolled to the Danger zone, with Remove Ben highlighted
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Tap Remove

Scroll to the bottom of their card. Under Danger zone, tap Remove Ben… (with their name, of course).

A confirmation titled Remove Ben, saying they lose access right away and anything they set up stays, with the Remove button highlighted
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Confirm

GlassHome asks once more. Tap Remove. They are signed out of every device right away.

Unpair a shared screen

The Devices list in Settings with the Kitchen tablet row highlighted
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Open the screen's card

Shared screens live in the Devices list, under the people. Tap the one you want to unpair.

The Kitchen tablet's card scrolled to the Danger zone, with Unpair device highlighted
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Tap Unpair device

Scroll to Danger zone and tap Unpair device….

A confirmation titled Unpair Kitchen tablet, saying it signs out right away and shows the connect screen again, with the Unpair button highlighted
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Confirm

Tap Unpair. The screen signs out on the spot and goes back to the connect screen.

You are done when

Their row is gone from People & Devices. The dashboards and widgets they set up stay put. Want them back later? Invite them again, or pair the screen with a fresh code. What happens to people who sign in with Home Assistant is in People & access.