Login history

this seems to be a new item

Shows the last 5 or so times you logged in and the IP address used

Is this good or bad for us ?

To be honest, it was probably always recorded. for myself though, my two cents. I would rather that type of information was just never kept at all, scrubbed after a period of time e.g 3 months.

and im not sure i would want to review it on my profile either. if someone got access to my account they would see when i was last logged in, previous 4 times including their session (5) and the IP's accessing from. depending on setup, this might be home or smartphone ip address if they are static(not changing) which makes it easy to pin on a device or person.

If there are retention guidelines for how EI keep this info, or infor stored on clients i'd like to see it posted in FAQ somewhere maybe, so we all know whats stored and we use the site with full knowledge. e.g. terms and conditions.

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Originally Posted by Kraxis

To be honest, it was probably always recorded. for myself though, my two cents. I would rather that type of information was just never kept at all, scrubbed after a period of time e.g 3 months.

and im not sure i would want to review it on my profile either. if someone got access to my account they would see when i was last logged in, previous 4 times including their session (5) and the IP's accessing from. depending on setup, this might be home or smartphone ip address if they are static(not changing) which makes it easy to pin on a device or person.

If there are retention guidelines for how EI keep this info, or infor stored on clients i'd like to see it posted in FAQ somewhere maybe, so we all know whats stored and we use the site with full knowledge. e.g. terms and conditions.

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This information will exist in various forms in various places either way, apache logs, cdn logs, your isps logs etc - its better for us to show you the info we have for your own security.

We will be introducing a tor link to the site in the next few weeks so you will be able to browse 100% anonymously - certain functions will be unavailable but general browsing will be fine.

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Originally Posted by DevTeam

This information will exist in various forms in various places either way, apache logs, cdn logs, your isps logs etc - its better for us to show you the info we have for your own security.

We will be introducing a tor link to the site in the next few weeks so you will be able to browse 100% anonymously - certain functions will be unavailable but general browsing will be fine.

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Where can I see this please?

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Originally Posted by JAMESCORK

Where can I see this please?

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"Dashboard", "settings", "Login history".

As security and ip addresses go the it's only now we no what ei is keeping and I for one don't want my ip Adress showing up on my history. I think ei treats us like mushrooms keep us n the dark and feed us shite

How many TDs, CEOs professors journalists, bishops will be found out once EI gets hacked like Ashley Madison did?

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Originally Posted by DevTeam

This information will exist in various forms in various places either way, apache logs, cdn logs, your isps logs etc - its better for us to show you the info we have for your own security.

We will be introducing a tor link to the site in the next few weeks so you will be able to browse 100% anonymously - certain functions will be unavailable but general browsing will be fine.

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I could have sworn I read somewhere on the boards that a client couldn't leave a review unless they had used an IP originating from Ireland. I'm guessing because you've just announced a TOR link that this was never true or has recently changed?

Can anyone enlighten me?

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Originally Posted by dob

How many TDs, CEOs professors journalists, bishops will be found out once EI gets hacked like Ashley Madison did?

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Only the ones who didn't make their interns set up the profile using the intern's parent's credit cards ...