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As far as I understand this issue, removing the current remote and then adding it back as normal user should work?
Thanks for the link. I'll play around with the remotes and add some feedback to the ticket.
If I can set the user remotes on behalf of other users in advance, that should suffice for now. Otherwise, if each user has to know how to add their own remote in order for it to take priority, that's a real pain point.