I checked out Kodular Fenix (v1.5D.0) Bug Tracker before creating a new topic
Last days, whenever I login in the Kodular Creator, I always receive a warning email “New device login”.
This happens either I enter the Community or Creator
After first warning, that message should not appear.
I didn’t change my username or password last years.
Windows 11
It’s has to be that way in order to protect your account, the email always supposed to tell you that someone have access to your Google account/kodular account, so it’s whereby you confirm it was you or someone else.
??? Does the email comes multiple times after login? From my side that a great way to know that I have logged in.
This warning email is received every time I login. I always login from the same machine using the same IP address.
I know it is a procedure of security, but it is annowable to happen every time I access the site.
That’s the normal way it should be, to change this kodular must have another structure in it’s database, where it will store user IP address, device, and compare whether the information is available in it’s database, (you know what I mean 
) though still insecure, because what if your credentials was still in the device you don’t have have access at that time? Eg you lost it, or you sell it to someone else? Will you know that someone has access to your account? No!!!
So just ignore those emails as long as you know it was you who logged in, else do something about your account 
Let me see if there’s something I can do to actually avoid this on existing devices… At least, if the IP address is the same…
If I well remember, the same thing happened in a previous updating of Kodular. You were you that you fixed it too.
Thanks for your attempts.
This is now fixed. You may still get it once while the new system detects the device, but subsequent logins will not trigger. However, if you manually log out, you will get the email as if it were a new device.
Basically, the notification is skipped when you log in after you got logged out due to the session expiring, in an existing device.