This is the same behavior that currently occurs when a user checks the "Keep me signed in" checkbox. If a user responds "Yes" to this prompt, the service gives them a persistent refresh token. This prompt asks the user if they'd like to remain signed in. We're replacing the "Keep me signed in" checkbox with a prompt that displays after the user successfully signs in. As you might guess, most users cruise right past the check box and never think twice. We're also adding intelligence to ensure users are prompted to remain signed in only when it's safe to do so.įirst, as a quick refresher, here's what the existing "Keep me signed in" experience is like. So today I'm happy to share that we're improving how "Keep me signed in" option is shown to users. Nobody wants to have to signin to an app multiple times! But we know from talking to customers, that cutting down on the number of signin prompts is REALLY important. One way to reduce the frequency of prompts is to check the "Keep me signed in" checkbox on the sign-in flow, but our telemetry shows that usage of that checkbox is very low. First published on CloudBlogs on Sep, 19 2017Ī common request we get from our customers is to reduce the number of times users are prompted to sign into Azure AD.
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