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Save time at sign-in with the “Save my User ID and Password” option

Want quicker access to your account without typing your credentials every time? Use the “Save my User ID and Password” checkbox on the log-in page to stay signed in on the device you’re using. It’s a convenient way for subscribers to jump straight to content with fewer steps.

How it works
– On the log-in screen, check the box labeled “Save my User ID and Password” before you sign in.
– Your log-in details will be remembered on the current device, so you won’t need to re-enter them on your next visit.
– Important: If you choose to log out, the saved information is removed. You’ll be asked to sign in again the next time you return.

Best practices for security
– Use this feature only on personal, trusted devices. Avoid enabling it on public or shared computers.
– If you share a device, leave the box unchecked and log out after each session.
– Protect your device with a strong passcode or biometric lock for added security.
– Update your password regularly and avoid reusing it across multiple sites.

How to turn it off
– Simply log out to clear the saved sign-in. The next visit will require your User ID and Password again.
– If you accidentally enabled it on a shared device, log out immediately to remove the saved information.

Troubleshooting tips
– If you’re being asked to log in every time despite checking the box, your browser may be in private/incognito mode or set to clear data on exit.
– Ensure your browser allows the site to save preferences and that any security tools aren’t blocking saved sign-ins.
– If you recently cleared browsing data, you may need to sign in and re-check the box.

Using the “Save my User ID and Password” option on a personal device gives you faster, hassle-free access while keeping you in control of your account security.