Everytime I login in 1P version 8 I get an email

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Gilles9
Gilles9
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in Desktop betas (Mac, Windows, and Linux)

Every time I log in ( not installing ) in 1P with version 8, I get an email
so If I log in a few time a day I get an email each time ( same computer without any change from one time to another )

Is there a preference somewhere that may have been corrupted that I need to delete, or an application support folder or file ?????

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  • PeterG_1P
    PeterG_1P
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    Hi @Gilles9, thanks for letting us know about this.

    Just to check: are you using a VPN, proxy, or any other connection-altering products that might cause your IP address to appear different?

    If not, we can certainly investigate what might be causing this to happen.

  • Gilles9
    Gilles9
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    One of my computer has Private Relay turned on, this could be it

  • Gilles9
    Gilles9
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    Ok it has nothing to do with private relay, the computer I use has no Private relay as it is Big Sur MacOs 11.5.2

  • XIII
    XIII
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    edited August 2021
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    Log in in the App or the browser extension?

    I had this with the browser extension, but now I can’t even log in there at all.

    EDIT: after a reboot I just got another login email.

  • ag_tommy
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    @XIII @Giles9

    Do you have 2FA turned on for your accounts? One of the other team members had asked about that.

  • roustem
    roustem
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    It wouldn't be related to Private Relay or IP address change.

    When you sign into 1Password, the unique client id is generated and saved in the local storage. It seems that it is getting lost somehow.

  • roustem
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    We might be able to see more info in the browser extension logs:

    • enable Safari > Preferences > Advanced > Show Develop menu in the menu bar
    • select Develop > Web Extension Background Pages > 1Password for Safari - Background Page
  • XIII
    XIII
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    edited August 2021
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    Yes, I have 2FA turned on for my account.

    However, the 6-digit 2FA code was (correctly) only asked the very first time I logged in (so not when only typing the password, in other logins, that still lead to an email).

  • Gilles9
    Gilles9
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    @roustem

    Just tried version

    still getting an email everytime I log in 1P v 8

    this is what you asked for

    Safari 14.1.2 on a MBA M1 running version 11.5.2

  • XIII
    XIII
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    For me it happens way less now (and maybe even stopped?).

    Can't find a pattern...

  • Gilles9
    Gilles9
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    Just tried V8 again, and again I get ongoing email notification that I use a New Browser

    on my 1Password Profile it is full of "authorized devices" showing that I am using Safari Macos 10.15.7
    which is not accurate, I am using Safari on macOS 11.5.2

    However my MBA shows with the right MacOs

    and as said everytime I log in 1P I get an email

  • roustem
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    Something must be wiping out the Safari local storage that is used by the 1Password extension. Do you have any apps/utilities that might be doing it?

  • roustem
    roustem
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    @Gilles9 I was hoping to see the logs from the Console tab. Something like this:

    [Debug] crypto tests: 8.200ms (background.js, line 2)
[Log] 👋 Initializing 1Password (background.js, line 2)
[Info] channel: stable (background.js, line 2)
version: 2.0.6
build: 20170 (15.0)
browser: Safari (15.0)
os: MacOSX (10.15.7)
[Info] 👍 Finished initializing 1Password (background.js, line 2)
[Info] 💫 Looking for desktop app com.1password.1password (background.js, line 2)
[Info] 📤 Sending <NmRequestAccounts> message to native core <4049140050> (background.js, line 2)
[Info] 📥 Received message <NmRequestAccounts> from native core <4049140050> (background.js, line 2)
[Info] 📤 Sending <NmRequestAccounts> message to native core <2983938448> (background.js, line 2)
[Info] 📥 Received message <NmRequestAccounts> from native core <2983938448> (background.js, line 2)
[Info] We successfully unlocked 0 account(s) from a Desktop app with 0 unlocked and 3 locked account(s). (background.js, line 2)
[Info] Received <AppQuit> from the native core (background.js, line 2, x2)
  • Gilles9
    Gilles9
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    edited September 2021
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    @roustem

    Something must be wiping out the Safari local storage that is used by the 1Password extension. Do you have any apps/utilities that might be doing it?

    "Cookie" app from SweetP production maybe

    From the "Console Tab", can you sprecify where I find this, so I can provide next time I give a try

  • Gilles9
    Gilles9
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    edited September 2021
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    @roustem

    I disable "Cookie" app and the problem remains

    from the Console Tab

    [Debug] crypto tests: 6.631ms (background.js, line 2)
[Log] 👋 Initializing 1Password (background.js, line 2)
[Info] channel: stable (background.js, line 2)
version: 2.0.6
build: 20170 (15.0)
browser: Safari (15.0)
os: MacOSX (10.15.7)
[Info] Upgrading database from version 0 to 10. – Proxy (background.js, line 2)
Proxy
[Info] 👍 Finished initializing 1Password (background.js, line 2)
[Info] 💫 Looking for desktop app com.1password.1password (background.js, line 2)
[Info] 📤 Sending <NmRequestAccounts> message to native core <3138226852> (background.js, line 2)
[Info] 📥 Received message <NmRequestAccounts> from native core <3138226852> (background.js, line 2)
[Info] 📤 Sending <NmRequestAccounts> message to native core <2989676884> (background.js, line 2)
[Info] 📥 Received message <NmRequestAccounts> from native core <2989676884> (background.js, line 2)
[Info] [LM] Started Safari Lock Monitor at 1630932053670 (minutes=10, lock on sleep=true). (background.js, line 2)
[Info] Hooray!; Unlocked account MM24RGMW5JFVNETXSAUNKBAR4A with MUK; 🎉 (background.js, line 2)
[Info] We successfully unlocked 1 account(s) from a Desktop app with 1 unlocked and 0 locked account(s). (background.js, line 2)

    NOTE THAT SYSTEM Macos IS SHOWING 10.15.7, my MacOs is 11.5.2 on a MBA M1

  • roustem
    roustem
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    @Gilles9 looking at the Cookie.app and it seems that something that could certainly delete the local database used by the extension. I am surprised that it doesn't have any options to selectively delete the data.

  • Gilles9
    Gilles9
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    @roustem

    Ok disabling totally Cookie.app solved the problem with 1password version 8

    Thank you

    Note: not too pleased with disabling Cookie.app

  • sarath
    sarath
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    I received the a similar email in the morning and was panicked a bit, but looks like it's a bug.

  • ag_michaelc
    ag_michaelc
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    Hey @sarath — have you experienced this again at all? I'd love to hear more about what leads to these emails, if you're still encountering this.

  • sarath
    sarath
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    I’ve not observed this of late. @ag_michaelc

  • ag_michaelc
    ag_michaelc
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    Thanks for confirming, @sarath. If you do unexpectedly see it again, please let us know so we can investigate further. :smile:

  • PeeWordz
    PeeWordz
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    I'm getting this occasionally as well...

    I tracked a previous email's IP address to Apple, so didn't worry about it.
    However, today's email showed an IP address which I could not trace: 49.191.158.24
    Also, the email stated a time (November 11, 2021 at 8:48am AEST) which doesn't correspond to any time shown in my account in the "My Profile" page.
    And yes, I am currently running the Private Relay beta in "maintain general location", so may experiment with "Use country and time zone" to see if that stops the (concerning!) emails.

    Questions:
    1: Should I be concerned?
    2: Can 1Password incorporate this behaviour into its reporting, or is this firmly in Apple's court?

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