Microsoft clarifies it will not keep your account auto signed in yet

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According to Statista, at least 75 percent of brands consider cyber security attacks to be an important issue. Microsoft said it made a mistake after misreporting about new function on the platform. 91 percent of companies choose to invest in cybersecurity functions, according to Enterprise. Microsoft technology company, confessed that the announced changes on login, in which passwords would no longer be needed, were announced by an error, so it…

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Contrary to what had been announced, Microsoft accounts will continue to log out automatically. Microsoft caused some confusion with the announcement of changes in the login behavior of Microsoft accounts, which attracted a lot of attention from users. The company began by informing Outlook.com users that a change in the login process would begin this month of February. However, this information was also published in a Microsoft support article,…

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The Redmonder Group is rowing back or referring to errors as well as incomplete information: The planned change in the registration for Microsoft accounts will not be implemented for the time being. This means that users will not be logged in automatically. (Read more)

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Microsoft has announced that for the time being it will not apply a change announced in January by which it would automatically maintain user accounts unless they were closed or used by private navigation, which could pose a risk to those who forgot to disconnect their browser profiles.

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Microsoft clarifies it will not keep your account auto signed in yet

Microsoft is now backtracking its recent statement about keeping all Microsoft Accounts signed in by default. Read more...