You can setup your email client to filter these new device emails straight to the trash or to a folder. These emails will always come from and will always start with "New sign in for" in the subject line. Doing this, you can still have your browser clear cookies and data for other websites, while selectively allowing them from other sites, like Basecamp. You can check your settings and update your cookie preferences to allow cookies from Basecamp. Sometimes, browsers are set to clear cookies or block cookies without us realizing it. Managing your browser cookie settings.Using the Desktop app for Basecamp 3. This will isolate your Basecamp usage to the app, while allowing your favorite browser to continue clearing or blocking cookies as you wish.Is there anything I can do to stop getting these emails? You can also check your Activity Log to audit your login activity. We recommend changing your password, as well as setting up two-factor authentication. ⚠️ If you suspect that your account was accessed by someone else, it's important to take action immediately. You can check your IP address by visiting our debug tool at. This email will come from with a subject like "New sign in for Basecamp from Microsoft Edge on Windows." We'll include what browser and operating system the login happened from, as well as the IP address used, and the time it happened. After that, we typically won't notify you about that device again. When we detect a login from a device not previously seen by your account, we'll send you an email to let you know. It's important to us that you know when someone else has accessed your Basecamp account. What is this "New sign in." notification? How can I check my browser's cookie settings?.Why do I keep getting this email every time I login from the same device?.How can I turn these notifications off entirely?.Is there anything I can do to stop seeing these emails?.Why do I keep getting a new sign in notification when I login?
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