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I Pad E-Mails
I have been using my Ipad for a long time to view and answer my-mails, and now everytime I get an e-mail relating to Facebook I have to log in. I do not have to do this on my desktop computer - could I have accidentally changed a setting?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I haven't got an iPad and I detest Facebook!
However, clicking on an email link (whether that be on an iPad, Android device or whatever) should open it in the default browser for the relevant device. If you access Facebook via your browser, Facebook's server will try to find a cookie which tells Facebook who you are. If no cookie is found you have to log in.
So I assume that clicking on a Facebook link in your email launches Safari (which is the browser that iPads use by default) but you've managed to configure Safari so as not to save cookies. See 'Enabling cookies using Safari for iOS' here to fix the problem:
http:// help.ov erdrive .com/cu stomer/ portal/ article s/14816 78-how- to-enab le-cook ies-on- your-mo bile-de vice
However, clicking on an email link (whether that be on an iPad, Android device or whatever) should open it in the default browser for the relevant device. If you access Facebook via your browser, Facebook's server will try to find a cookie which tells Facebook who you are. If no cookie is found you have to log in.
So I assume that clicking on a Facebook link in your email launches Safari (which is the browser that iPads use by default) but you've managed to configure Safari so as not to save cookies. See 'Enabling cookies using Safari for iOS' here to fix the problem:
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