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When you visit most websites, it's common to see a box labeled Keep me logged in, Remember me, or similar next to the username and password fields. If you check this box before you sign in, you won't have to sign back into the website next time you return, even if you close your browser and come back later.
- How do websites keep me logged in?
- Where is the Keep me logged in button on Facebook?
- Is it safe to stay logged into a website?
- What is the meaning of stay logged in on Facebook?
How do websites keep me logged in?
Browsers will keep you logged in by using some sort of browser storage. (for example cookies or localStorage or...). This data is called session data. Html pages are stateless, that means when you refresh a page, all data that came from the server previously, are removed, and have to be requested again.
Where is the Keep me logged in button on Facebook?
Disable Automatic Sign-In
Click on the "Account" link in the top right corner of any Facebook screen and choose "Log Out" from the menu. When you are redirected to the Facebook log in screen, uncheck the box next to "Keep me logged in."
Is it safe to stay logged into a website?
Yes. If a hacker gets access to your device, not only can they access your logged in accounts through your device, they can hijack/steal your session so they can log into your account on other devices without knowing the password. However, the upside to staying logged in is that you are less susceptible to keyloggers.
What is the meaning of stay logged in on Facebook?
Originally Answered: what is meaning of "keep me logged in" in Facebook? It means unless you log out from Facebook, the browser should not log out. However this option should be unchecked if you are on public computers.
