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ilikewindmills
I keep getting pop-ups saying I'm logged in somewhere else. Is this from chess.com? Is there a way to stop them? They keep stopping me from playing live games.
notmtwain
ilikewindmills wrote:
I keep getting pop-ups saying I'm logged in somewhere else. Is this from chess.com? Is there a way to stop them? They keep stopping me from playing live games.

That happens to me sometimes when I switch from my phone to my desktop without logging out of the phone connection.

macer75
darthion wrote:

It happens when the FBI monitors you.

Or maybe it was Russian hackers?

stpwanttoimprove
I need help on changing my user Id . I tried using the help and support but it asking me to use a mouse to click on, I have an I pad. How can I change my user Id with an I pad. Please respond.
notmtwain

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Don't be late.

BronsteinPawn

Not russian nor the Fbi, they are chinese hackers!!

PkPlays
darthion wrote:
macer75 wrote:
darthion wrote:

It happens when the FBI monitors you.

Or maybe it was Russian hackers?

Or both?

Its not hackers. If you have 2 chess.com tabs it will log on off.

PkPlays
darthion wrote:
Pranav888 wrote:
darthion wrote:
macer75 wrote:
darthion wrote:

It happens when the FBI monitors you.

Or maybe it was Russian hackers?

Or both?

Its not hackers. If you have 2 chess.com tabs it will log on off.

B u t   y o u   n e v e r   k n o w

Actually it usually happens to me!

And why would they hack chess.com- why cant they hack a online bank service?

 

PkPlays
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Martin_Stahl
Wazir20 wrote:

"Oops ! You are logged in somewhere else." Same this happening with me also and still i couldn't understand why !

 

It can be to multiple tabs open or sessions open on multiple devices.

Martin_Stahl
Wazir20 wrote:

It shouldn't be after log out on multiple devices... right? but still it happens....

 

If you explicitly log out every time, you shouldn't see the issue, but any logged on session to live, even in the background, can refresh and initate a connection, causing the problem.