Protect your own sign in
Set up a passkey, see the browsers that skip two factor sign in, and get told by email whenever any of that changes.
On this page
Set up a passkey
Click your name, then Profile. Find the Passkeys card.
Click Set up a passkey, or Add another passkey if you already have one, and follow your device's own prompt. You then sign in with your fingerprint, face or device PIN instead of typing a password.
Each passkey is listed with the date it was added. Click its name to rename it, so a list of three tells you which device is which. Remove deletes one.
Skip the code on your own computer
When Diract asks for your two factor code, enter the code from your authenticator app. Leave Don't ask again on this browser for 30 days ticked, and that browser skips the code for 30 days.
Your remembered browsers stay signed in when you sign in on another phone, tablet or browser.
Your account remembers up to seven browsers. Remembering an eighth forgets the one you used longest ago, which then asks for the code.
Sign out of one device, or all of them
Click the Sign out icon at the foot of the left rail. It ends this browser's session and no other, so your phone and every other browser keep theirs.
On the phone app, tap More, then Sign out, which ends the phone's session alone.
To end every session your account has, click your name, then Profile. Find the Sign out of all devices card, click Sign out of all devices, then Sign out everywhere. Every phone and browser signs out, this one included, and your phones stop receiving notifications.
On the phone app, tap More, then Sign out of all devices under Sign out, then Sign out everywhere.
Read the security alerts
Whenever a passkey is added or removed, or a browser is remembered for two factor sign in, Diract emails the person whose account it was, straight away.
The email names the account, what happened, when, and the device or passkey involved, and carries a Check your account button that opens your profile.
If it was you, nothing to do. If it was not, the email says what to do for that particular change: remove the passkey and change your password, or remove the browser that no longer needs a code.