Hello, I'm working on removing a few files, more particularly keyrings. I'm an administrator account with access to root's user account. However, instead of having to constantly switch between users over and over, is there anyway possible to view, read&write, and delete my root's files and folders without having to switch to that account, be it via Terminal or Kali's default File Explorer?

Initially I tried:
Code:
rm ~/.local/share/keyrings/login.keyring
but it only seems to remove the files on the account I'm already accessing.

Appreciate any help.

P.S.
I'm still a little new to Linux but I do understand a majority of the basics. However, one extra small question:
The part of the command I'm using above:
Code:
rm ~/.local/
What does the ~ mean and how does the .local any different from simply typing local (without the . )? It probably sounds like a "rookie" question, but please understand my mind works in a "special" way, and it forgets things very easily. Thanks.