For one thing, objects are always handier (and more fun). For another, Cake's session component gives you options when storing session data. You can use PHP's built-in array, write the data to a file, or store it in a database. This can be especially handy if your application needs to be globally "aware" of which users are online, or any other such advanced features.
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