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12/9/2014 12:06:30 AM
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Disabling Auto login for Bungie.net
We have 3 Destiny players in my house and 1 desktop PC, I'm not getting my kids their own PC. I read about clearing cookies and logging out of PSN to log in to Bungie.net and this seems ridiculous. Is there a way that we can all login to bungie.net with our PSN accounts? Maybe disable the auto login? Or do what Gmail does on Chrome and give options if there's multiple user accounts on the same machine. Thanks.
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2 RepliesEdited by Tetron: 12/9/2014 11:50:40 PMAnother tip is to launch your browser in 'private mode' or similar. Each browser calls it something different. This starts the browser without picking up existing cookies and deletes the cookies created during that session when you close the browser. We are working with Sony for a better solution, but don't have much to offer at the moment.
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The issue is with how PSN handles us authenticating through them. You're essentially logging in to the Sony Entertainment Network site. Instead of hitting "sign out" from Bungie.net, you can sign out directly from SEN's site.
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I'm not a Bungie Employee, but clearing your cookies and then making sure not to check the "Remember my Credentials!" or equivalent checkbox when signing into PSN is probably your best option if there are multiple users using the same computer. The auto login isn't something that Bungie can disable, that's your browser remembering your login credentials and supplying them when you are logging into PSN.
