Frequent Reauthorization Requests

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edited May 1 in Signing in, Passwords, and Activation (Windows)

For those who are continually being asked to reauthorize their accounts. A few possible reasons could be:

  • Expired session tokens: If time limit is not set properly, the session expires the system may prompt you to reauthorize continually.
  • Multi-factor authentication (MFA) settings: Some accounts require frequent reauthorization for security. This may be related to the reauthorization requests.
  • Browser or device settings: If your browser is blocking cookies or your device isn’t saving login credentials, it could lead to repeated reauthorization requests.
  • Account security concerns: If there’s suspicious activity, some services will prompt users to verify their identity frequently.

Try clearing your browser cache, ensuring cookies are enabled, or checking your account settings for security features that might be causing this.

It could be the financial institutions having this reauthorization issue are updating or enhancing their system security. Which might include fraud detection and identity verification. If the security system cannot verify your identity, via security tokens or cookies, it will continually ask for verification.

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