Constant login required

I think this is because you don't allow cookies to be saved.  Cookies as they are called are bits of information left on your computer by a site you visited.  They save information about you, such as prior visits, login credentials, etc.  It is searched for by sites when you go to them.  Your browser usually is involved and I would start there to see if there is a setting that allows cookies from sites.

If the problem is not your cookies setting, is it possible you are running in an "incognito" window? It would still be a cookies issue but it would be caused by incognito mode which prevents caching and cookies from being saved.

I have the same complaint and I find this constant login especially egregious because there is no risk at stake, it’s not like your investment account or health care provider. What are they trying to protect? The membership is so cheap I venture everyone has it. So… do they want to keep tabs on who does what? They are sure eager to have us take the cognitive assessment and earn points… still not clue what the points are because… who cares. I think the website programmers are targeting what we thought of seniors fifty years ago….. look at the photos they use 🤦🏼🤦🏼🤦🏼  I’d gotten hooked on the daily puzzle then the website stopped functioning for weeks. They call it “staying sharp” but I think it’s the individual behind the programming who should… stay a bit sharper. 

I just log in to my AARP shopping spree and did not receive what the problem?

Me too, I HATE having to log in and struggle with security checks so most of the time I just don't bother to use the site. It's too bad because I get notices of interesting looking articles in my email, but I pass because of how difficult it is to log in with the security, etc. It's not like this is a bank site or anything, you'd think they could come up with something easier to use.

I keep getting the login screen on AARP’s website, and it’s really frustrating. Even though I never log out, I’m asked to log in again if I want to play a game, read an article, or click on something from the emailed newsletter. Sometimes, the login screen pops up even when I switch pages or topics while already on the website. I’m using a new computer, so it shouldn’t be an issue like clearing the cache. Is the website not working well with newer technology? Does anyone know what’s going on or how to fix this?

I'm having the same problem. I have no idea how to fix the issue. 

If it happens when you open games, newsletter links, and ordinary pages, I would treat it as either a browser cookie problem or an AARP-side login loop.

1. Sign out once, close the browser completely, reopen it, and sign back in by typing AARP directly instead of starting from an email link.
2. Make sure the browser is allowed to keep cookies for AARP. If you use private browsing, an ad blocker, or a privacy setting that clears cookies on close, that can force repeated logins.
3. Try staying in one browser for the whole session. A newsletter link can open in a different browser or app and make it look like you were signed out.
4. If the problem happens only after games or specific links, note that exact page and send it to AARP support. That usually points to a site-side session problem, not your computer.
5. If it happens in every normal browser, even after a clean sign-out/sign-in, I would stop blaming the computer. At that point AARP likely needs to fix the login loop on their side.

I would also avoid any outside "login fix" tool or anyone asking for your password or a code.