Frequent Logouts and Unrecoverable Accounts Under Atlassian Identity
A Trello user reports being logged out frequently and, in some cases, unable to recover their linked email account under the shared Atlassian identity system. Customer service was unable to resolve the issue, forcing the user to recreate their account, boards, and projects from scratch.
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