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RichardTatorSr
Seasoned Newcomer
15 days ago

Is two too many?

I'd like to raise the absolutely frustrating issue that when I turn around and turn on my second computer it signs into the app and kicks me out of what ever I'm doing on my one computer. Mid match, mid what ever it is I'm doing. 

If having two PCs signed in to a single account is just too much to handle then I submit a better way of dealing with this would be to halt the login on the new computer stating the account is already in use for several reasons. 

First if the account is compromised this will halt the proper own from logging in and the will be forced to take note of the issue.

Second, by not disturbing wrongful user this gives the correct user the opportunity to fix the issue while the other is busy.

Finally, this will not kick me out of what ever it is I'm doing just because I have two computers.

2 Replies

  • RichardTatorSr's avatar
    RichardTatorSr
    Seasoned Newcomer
    14 days ago

    Steam, Epic, Ubisoft, Rockstar all allow me to be signed in to their apps on more than one PC at a time, EA is the only one that doesn't.

    In this world and talking about the company's online store "Don't use it" isn't the best solution. Unless EA doesn't want people using it in which case don't makes it's presence compulsory.

  • EA_cuervo's avatar
    EA_cuervo
    Icon for Community Manager rankCommunity Manager
    14 days ago

    Hey there, 

    Thanks for your feedback. To avoid being signed out of the EA app on your main PC when you turn on your second one, you can stop the EA app from opening automatically at startup. This way, it won’t run unless you open it yourself.

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