There are websites where I can't log in with different laptops. Why is that so?
What does "NOT LOGIN" mean, what exactly happens there?
You can, but when you leave the page you should also log out so that the status of being logged in on one site is safely terminated.
But that doesn't sound like that to me.
It could also be that the questioner tries to log in with saved access data. If different P-passwords are then stored on the devices, the alarm message will not work either.
I own several laptops and can't log into Instagram with every laptop there. On one laptop I come in with my password. Wrong password is displayed on the other laptop.
Then you entered a wrong password. That's how it is and no different.
I would say your theory fits what he wrote for me.
Apparently used to protect against hackers
Yes that's it!
Yes that's it!
Then log in manually with the correct data and answer yes to the question about updating the access data. If the access is via Firefox, a Firefox account helps to register on all computers, then the data can be synchronized automatically.
For example at banks this can be to rule out abuse.
No, not even then, rather it says that you are already registered on a device, "do you want to de-register the device"
otherwise you have extreme problems, logins that get stuck always create problems. Notice in the company if you have to call your support extra because only they can solve it. Would be too cumbersome in banking. You need 1000 supporters just for one task.
This is the case with my bank, I can go in with 3 devices and a 4th one does not work. That way I'm safe from abuse.
