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Went to verizon.com this morning. Page came up with my name logged on saying my last logon was 9/16/2015 at 7.57 am. That may well be the last time I logged on however I DID NOT check keep me signed on on this machine so I don't understand why it still shows me as logged on and in fact is somewhat of a security issue..
This actually has been happening for weeks and is somwhat annoying as when you attempt to sign on to the forums the logon fails. Then you have to return to the main page and logout and logon again before you can get the forum logon to work, guess that another nuance of the strange way Verizon has implemented SSO.
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One of the things that's different now is if I go directly to the forums.verizon.com website and sign in there and then go to any of the other pages on verizon.com (Watch FiOS, etc.), I'm automatically signed in. That didn't used to happen. I used to need to sign in directly on the first of the features pages I went do, even when I was signed in on the forums.
And sure enough, if I close my browser (IE 11) and then come back to verizon.com, I'm still signed in. In fact, if I used my shortcut to forums.verizon.com it takes me right to verizon.com as long as I'm still signed in there.
What I tried that seems to work is clicking on the Sign Out link before closing my browser. After doing that and coming back to the website I was not signed in.
I sure don't understand Verizon's thinking. For a fairly long time you couldn't stay signed in for security reasons. Now they've made it a pain to not stay signed in.
Oh well.
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Logging on today it says last login 9/18.
Odd it can manage to sign you out of the forum part of SSO but can't do it for the main account which is probably much more important.