Kindly stop sending me an email every time I sign in, to tell me I've just signed in. There is no option to avoid this annoyance.
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Thanks for your suggestion!
We send these emails for your security and you should only get them when signing in to your account. If you stay logged in and visit your account from the same device/browser you won’t get an email for every visit.
These emails are a relatively new feature and we appreciate the feedback. I’ll leave this open for now.
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Anonymous
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I have this same problem -- I am sent an email every time I login, even though I am using the same device/browser. I also prefer to NOT remain logged in constantly. I appreciate higher security -- such as two-step logins; but these emails are annoying, especially as it canned be turned off.
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Anonymous
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Should be an option (like with Facebook) to add a device so that if you use the same computer browser and mobile app each time, you don't get inundated with these emails.