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Need a lastLoginUpdate function.

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    noah
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    hi. @johnh @paul-winterhalder

    I would like to request a function that allows for the forced update of a user's login time within the BrainCloud "User" tab.
    Currently, the standard login function appears to be the only option, but I need to update the last login time via an S2S (Server-to-Server) call without actually performing the login process.

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      I would like to update the information for this section via S2S.

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        Could you share what you're using last-login time for (e.g. dormant-user cleanup, segments, promotions)? Last login drives several systems, including dormant-user identification and login analytics, so setting it without a real login would affect more than the display. If we know the goal, we can recommend (or consider) a more targeted option, such as tracking a separate activity timestamp or excluding those users from dormancy.

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