【Frivolous Lola】

Thanks to the Amazon app,Frivolous Lola online shopping has become even more convenient. But shopping apps like Amazon don't always make it easy to log out.

The goal, after all, is to keep you shopping. But never fear: once you know the steps the process is quite straightforward.

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Follow the steps below to log out of your Amazon app.

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Total Time

• 1 minute

What You Need

• Amazon app

Step 1: Head to the home page of the Amazon app and tap on the icon with three horizontal lines at the right bottom of the screen.

Credit: Screenshot: Amazon

Step 2: A new menu page will open. Scroll down to the bottom of the page and click on "Settings."

Credit: Screenshot: Amazon

Step 3: Finally, from the drop-down menu, select "sign out" to log out of the Amazon app.

Credit: Screenshot: Amazon

It is important to remember that while this process will log you out of the app on one of your devices, you will still be logged in on other devices.

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