Windows 10: Completely remove all data from a Microsoft Store app?

Good morning,


I downloaded a Microsoft Store app and accidentally signed in with my old account information. I would like to sign in with my new account, but there is no way to change accounts or log out. I tried resetting the app, uninstalling and reinstalling the app, but it is still logged into my old account. I feel this data is stored in a TMP folder or something.


Is there a way to completely remove all data for this app? I basically want to download the app again and log in with the right account.


Thank you in advance!

:)

 

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