Getting Logged-Out of Groups.io unexpectedly . . .
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Gentle GMF.io Members, I know this has probably been discussed to soe etent already, but . . . . How often and under what circumstances might one find him- or herself unexpectedly logged out from Groups.io groups? ? It has happened to me twice now and I have not knowingly deleted any Groups.io messages as spam prior to being logged out. (Logged out, not unsubscribed.) ? Is this a usual occurrence or is there something else I might be doing that would cause this to occur?? ? ? It doesn't seem to be for lack of activity on any my registered IO groups as I do visit them regularly at least several times per week. ? Comments?? Suggestions? ? Regards, ? Paul M. Owner, CostaRicaLiving group == |
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Paul,
How often and under what circumstances might one find him- or herselfI think the lifetime of the log-in cookie is 30 days. /static/help#i-have-forgotten-my-password-i-dont-have-a-password If you delete your browser cookies, or your security software does, that will effectively log you out as well. It has happened to me twice now and I have not knowingly deleted anyCompletely unrelated. And Gmail doesn't do the Feedback Loop thing, so you wouldn't have been unsubscribed even if you had. Shal -- Help: /static/help More Help: /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki Even More Help: Search button at the top of Messages list |
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Did you get an email about it? Any message at all? But you say no unsubscription notice.
Hard to tell without more info. Are you logged in with a password or did you just use "send me a link"? I would add a password - top right corner in the menu headed by your name. Perhaps knowing what device, operating system, browser might help. Frances |
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýNot my experience. I use my MacBook and my iPhone.I think the issue may be how he logged in. I have a password and my devices both know my password. Easy to create one! Frances
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Each browser/device will have a login cookie.? I use a desktop at home, but a laptop when traveling, so usually have to log in at my first stop on the road.? As long as you've logged in with each device/browser, that one will be fine for 30 days.? On most, you can have it remember your login information if you want, so very simple to log back in when needed.
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Thanx Shal & others . . .
That answers my question: It's an automatic, cookie-based, periodic log-out. And to a couple of the other respondents: No, I didn't get any email notification. Nor did I did use a different device to access Group.io. So Shal's response presents the most apt explanation based upon my log-out experience. Much appreciated, All! Paul M. CostaRicaLiving Owner == |
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