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# Recent Login Badge Guide
Windows, Mac
The **Recent Login** badge has been added to the login screen to help you quickly identify which login method was last used. If you use multiple social accounts, this badge allows you to recognize your previous login method at a glance for a smoother sign-in experience.
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### What Is the Recent Login Badge
When you enter the login screen in a logged-out state, a '**Recent login**' badge is displayed to the right of the social or email login method that was last used to successfully sign in.
Recent login badge
### Things to Know
* When you enter the login screen in a logged-out state, a 'Recent login' badge is displayed to the right of the social or email login method you last used.
* The badge is only updated after a successful login. Since the recent login information is stored on your device, it will appear regardless of network status.
* The badge will automatically disappear if more than 30 days have passed since your last login. Deleting your account or uninstalling the app will also reset the recent login information.
[Desktop](/desktop/overview.md), [Guides](/desktop/guides.md), [Features](/desktop/guides/features.md), [Others](/desktop/guides/features/others.md)
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