Trusted devices

Kipuu keeps you signed in on the web for 30 days, and every time you use it the 30 days start again. Closing the window or restarting your computer doesn't sign you out. If you open the sign-in page while you're still signed in, Kipuu takes you straight to your files.

How a browser becomes trusted

1. Sign in with your email and password.
2. If you use two-step verification, type the 6-digit code from your authenticator app.
3. That's it: for the next 30 days this browser won't ask for the code again, even if you sign out and back in with your password.

When Kipuu asks for the code again

1. On a browser or computer you haven't used before.
2. When the 30 days are over.
3. After you change your password or set up a new authenticator. That removes every trusted device at once.
4. When something looks unusual, such as several wrong attempts in a row or a sign-in from a different country than last time.

See and remove trusted devices

1. Open My account.
2. Under Trusted devices you'll see each browser, its country, when it was last used and until when it's trusted. The one you're using says This browser.
3. To remove one, open its three-dot menu and choose Remove. To remove them all, use the three-dot menu next to the title.

Lost a laptop or used a shared computer? Remove its trusted device and, under Signed-in devices, sign out other devices. The iPhone, Android, Mac and Windows apps keep their own sign-in.