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Under AOL Account Settings > Recent activity > Review your connected devices and apps > Connected devices > Browser Windows, yesterday (Click) ... Sign out (Uncheck) > I don’t recognize this session (Click) Sign out of session > Does Not Do Anything!
What's worse is these accumulate after each Login and Sign out even when I sign out every time from AOL Mail! Why?
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CHRIS ROBINSON
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Any other email company does not have such a difficult process to sign in. GET RIDE OF IT!
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SUSRACH HM
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Where does one get help? I don't have a FB account.. No help, response on 'X:" I hate this company. Blocking everything from USPS. USPS states problem in with AOL. Many users reporting same issue., Piece of trash. Noi other email service has these issues!
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Baabel Seventeen
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Why did you restart this absolute time-wasting and problematic nonsense.
Stop the two-factor verification.
Why did you restart it?
I don't want to reach for a phone every time I try to log in.
I did not ask for this.
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WILLIAM BRAMLETT
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Get rid of the idiotic two-step verification, and stop putting ads in email accounts. See enough of those without sorting thru **** no one is going to buy anyway
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KAREN SHARPE
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I've said this before, if I didn't authorize two-step verification, why am I constantly having to go through this nonsense every time I log in? I have a prepaid phone so every time I get a text it COSTS ME MONEY. I have no choice when I log into my school site, but A-O-****? Give me a break and cut it out.
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D S commented
too much small mindedness in AOL. When l say l do not want certain items sent to me, instead of seeing those items over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over etc, I MEAN I DO NOT WANT TO SEETHEM REPEATED OVER & OVER AGAIN!!!!! But it's like talking to a **** brick!! My feedback means I DO NOT WANT TO SEE THAT **** OVER AND OVER & OVER AGAIN!! Should I resort to cursing AOL?????
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D S commented
too much small mindedness in AOL. When l say l do not want certain items sent to me, instead of seeing those items over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over etc, I MEAN I DO NOT WANT TO SEETHEM REPEATED OVER & OVER AGAIN!!!!! But it's like talking to a **** brick!! My feedback means I DO NOT WANT TO SEE THAT **** OVER AND OVER & OVER AGAIN!! Should I resort to cursing AOL?????
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D S commented
too much small mindedness in AOL. When l say l do not want certain items sent to me, instead of seeing those items over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over etc, I MEAN I DO NOT WANT TO SEETHEM REPEATED OVER & OVER AGAIN!!!!! But it's like talking to a **** brick!! My feedback means I DO NOT WANT TO SEE THAT **** OVER AND OVER & OVER AGAIN!! Should I resort to cursing AOL?????
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Clifford Matican
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I have to login with user and password everyday. I haven't cleared cache/cookies. I enabled 3rd party cookies. Very annoying about to leave for gmail.. aaaagh i am signed in and to send this i again must sign in
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juristics
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Agree to some extent. AOL has required me to be verified by a code sent to another email. This seems more AOL's way to learn of any other email I have which is pretty "sneaky" in a way. But that also requires additional time to go to another email, wait for the AOL email w/the verification code to arrive. Then to go back to AOL login page to enter the verification code. Additionally, unless a person has more than one device or has dual monitors, it requires a lot of unnecessary back & forth changing tabs & screens. Many AOL users, which AOL well knows, are in the senior season of life, having started with AOL years ago, & who have remained with & loyal to AOL. And their entire email history & files are in AOL. And though there are tech ways to import/transfer data, etc., why put them--, who are not as tech literate & savvy as younger people who mostly use gmail & other email providers, or who grew up w/tech,-- through all of that trouble. Also, please consider the actual exipense of keeping up w/hardware or purchasing additional devices, but AOL any real assistance, unless the AOL email user pays various additional AOL monthly fees. The FAQs are not very helpful & neither are any AI agent or other chat features. AOL can & ought to do better. Real customer service, w/o having to go through all the unnecessary hoops and tech channels would yield more profit to AOL. The boardroom would be surprised the increase in $$$ and the profit bottom line.
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WILLIAM BRAMLETT
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My issue is the continual need to get a Verification Code...Don't want to go on a cell phone hunt every time I log in, and what makes this ridiculous is...All anyone needs is my cell phone # and Viola !! instant access to my account. AOL needs wake up...
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WILLIAM BRAMLETT
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My issue is the continual need to get a Verification Code...Don't want to go on a cell phone hunt every time I log in, and what makes this ridiculous is...All anyone needs is my cell phone # and Viola !! instant access to my account. AOL needs wake up...
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KARL SCHOCH
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Get ride of this extra security text **** NOW!!!!!!!!!
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Kenneth G Slotkowski
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AOL please do something with this issue...
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Kenneth G Slotkowski
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CLICK: Account info> Recent Activity> Review your recent security activity> Connected devices> Sign out> Sign out of session?
UNCLICk: I don’t recognize this session> CLICK: Sign out of session>
This action does not do anything even though I have signed out of every session! Why not AOL support?
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VICKI GIBBS
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is anyone looking into this?
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VICKI GIBBS
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When I choose a phone call for two-step verification it takes me to the next page that says "we will TEXT you a code" and nothing happens. I must wait 50 seconds before I can "resend" code, then I get the phone call., I've brought this up THREE times now, Does anyone read these posts? Can someone fix the problem?
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VICKI GIBBS
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Lately I can't get a phone call with my sign-in code unless I wait a minute and tell it to RESEND code. Then it works. This happens every time now. What's the problem here?
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Baabel Seventeen
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Two-factor authentication in a time-waster. It also makes one form of communication - email - dependent on another - a cell phone. This is not necessary. Give us the option to REMOVE the requirement of two-factor authentication. Switching it off in worthless settings does not remove it.
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CYNTHIA DAVIS
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We of the aol generation do not need the hassle of what you have done to sign in so we can get our email messages. Please make it simple to sign in, we beg of you....