Hello,
I understand why the login activity looks suspicious, and I would like to explain what actually happened.
At that time, I was not at home. I was at my friend’s house, several hundred kilometers away. My account was still logged in on my main laptop at home. I called my brother, who was at home, and asked him to log out of my account from that laptop.
While I was trying to log in from my current location, the account used automatic authorization, which caused the login to happen immediately. Right after that, my brother logged out of the account from the laptop at home. Because of this sequence, the system shows two logins from very distant locations within a few minutes.
I understand that it looks impossible to travel that distance in such a short time, but no deception was involved. It was simply automatic authorization followed by a logout from another device.
I did not use a VPN or any method to mislead the administration. I respect the forum rules and hope this explanation clears up the misunderstanding.
I understand why the login activity looks suspicious, and I would like to explain what actually happened.
At that time, I was not at home. I was at my friend’s house, several hundred kilometers away. My account was still logged in on my main laptop at home. I called my brother, who was at home, and asked him to log out of my account from that laptop.
While I was trying to log in from my current location, the account used automatic authorization, which caused the login to happen immediately. Right after that, my brother logged out of the account from the laptop at home. Because of this sequence, the system shows two logins from very distant locations within a few minutes.
I understand that it looks impossible to travel that distance in such a short time, but no deception was involved. It was simply automatic authorization followed by a logout from another device.
I did not use a VPN or any method to mislead the administration. I respect the forum rules and hope this explanation clears up the misunderstanding.
