Hmm, I think I understand your question and I believe there are two possible
answers neither of which you would like.
My understanding of the scenario is that you are logging into your account and
then you get a warning that you logged into your account. Since you know you
logged into your account you are finding this redundant. Now since you are
using private browsing no cookies or certificates on your computer are
available to provide to the server so the service provider (iCloud ) has no
way of knowing that this is from a standard computer. In fact with IPv6 and
Sierra the computer will change its source address almost every time you
connect in order to prevent tracking by ethernet's MAC address.
Now to the solutions:
1. Don't use private browsing. I
2. Tell Apple to never warn you
Obviously you understand why you are using private browsing so you would not
want to change that. And you would not want to disable the security
notifications (which I am not sure if Apple / iCloud even allows) because then
you would not know if your account is being compromised.
What I would suggest is to create a mail rule for those messages about a login
and have the mail rule play a sound and then delete the message you could have
it place something in notification center if you can do some simple Apple
Scripting. Then if you get a login to server sound that you did not expect you
will be can investigate and other wise your time won't be wasted deleting the
security notifications.
Best wishes,
Jonathan
> On Dec 1, 2016, at 9:27 PM, Agent086b <agent0...@internode.on.net> wrote:
>
> Hi all,
> when I log in to iCloud from a browser I receive an email telling me there
> has been a login from a browser. How can I change or remove an email address?
> The address is not my iCloud address. I know if I select remember me from a
> login screen I won’t get an email. However I mainly use private browsing mode
> so the cookie or however the checkbox is remembered won’t work.
> Thanks for any help.
> Max.
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