Slack Requires Frequent Re-Authorization, Forcing Repeated Logins
Users of Slack are periodically logged out and must re-authorize or re-login, interrupting their workflow. The complaint is brief but points to session-persistence handling that doesn't match user expectations for a daily-use collaboration tool.
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