So, I have a related question. At least it is in my pea sized tech brain.
Is “never” logging out a bad idea? Sometimes I actually quit my browser and turn my WiFi off. Once every few months I’ll turn my computer off. (Mac mini user here)
I don’t remember the last time I had to log in. Probably the last time INGO updated? Last winter?
I also use it on my phone, actually mostly, sometimes simultaneously with desktop, and never log off on it either.
Does this make me more vulnerable?
If you don't have two step authentication turned on, then I would say it really doesn't matter. Leave your devices logged in forever and as long as you control the device itself (and the software on it) you're at no more risk, IMO.
But... I never log into anything on my phone, ever. I even have another device in the house, which never leaves the house, for the stuff I do I have to log into.
I'm more worried about losing my physical phone and someone backdooring it than I am anything that pretty much lives at home. I know most people treat their phones as I do my PCs (doing banking and such), but that's not me.
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Texkev went full Stalin treatment on this one,
So... We're all about to die?