Starting in February, Microsoft will automatically keep users signed into their accounts unless they specify otherwise by signing out or using a private browsing mode. This shift highlights the need for heightened caution when using public computers, as forgetting to sign out could compromise account security. Users are encouraged to adopt private browsing habits or remember to sign out after sessions. Additionally, this change follows Microsoft's recent addition of passkey support for enhanced account security, allowing users more secure sign-in options like biometric authentication.
In February, Microsoft will change its sign-in process, keeping users automatically signed in unless they sign out or use private browsing, necessitating new caution on public computers.
Users of public PCs should become accustomed to signing out or using private browsing to enhance security, as the new process will maintain sign-in status unless actively signed out.
This change underscores the importance of managing security on shared devices, as forgetting to sign out could leave personal data accessible after the session ends.
Microsoft's move follows the introduction of passkey support, allowing users to sign in using a more secure method like fingerprints or facial recognition.
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