So, it's hijacking my MS account used for the Office 365 applications, but I don't know where to kill that hijacking. I logged out of it, then closed and reopened IE, went back to, and it had the same prompt as shown in my original post's image. No person at Google can access your encrypted account in the Google servers to check your details. ID/documentation/account content details/screenshots do not prove account 'ownership'. Google will not advise the criteria they use here. I signed in, closed Word, opened IE again, and went to and the dirty SOB IE logged in WITHOUT EVEN SHOWING the prompt at all. You can't choose which questions Google ask, if any. Then I opened Word, and it complained of an account problem when I clicked my name in the upper-right corner. When I opened IE and went to, it had only my email address listed, and the three dots, so I clicked the dots and then clicked on Forget. Then I got a login prompt for OneDrive, so I logged into it. When I logged in, I got an immediate message about an account problem, but I ignored it. However, there are some circumstances when you'll be prompted to sign in again. Your account's default setting is set to 'Keep me signed in' for 2 weeks, unless you sign out. Please look at this below Code.I cleared all of Credential Manager, re-did my clearing of IE cache/history/passwords, and rebooted. Staying signed in to your Yahoo account allows for quick, convenient access to all your favorite Yahoo services.
To achieve this first create a class, in this class you need to write all the function regarding the get and set value in the sharedpreference. When users log in to your application, store the login status into sharedPreference and clear sharedPreference when users log out.Ĭheck every time when the user enters into the application if user status from shared Preference is true then no need to log in again otherwise direct to the login page. Use Shared Preference for auto login functionality.
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