Hotmail logging out problem involving Facebook
I've been having problems each time I try to log out of my hotmail account from my home computer.
On every occasion I was getting the following message:
"Signing out
You're signing out of the following sites:
MSN Account Services
https://ssl.facebook.com/accept_token.php
If we can sign you out of a site, appears next to its name. If we cannot sign you out of a site, appears next to its name.
If we couldn't sign you out of a site, click Try Again to try signing out again.
When you're done, click Done."
(I've posted both image and text in case people searching need help finding the solution)
I've discovered it's solved by deleting all private data from your internet browser (except saved passwords).
Does make you wonder what's causing it though - it seems lots of people are having the same issue, and as it was solved by deleting cookies etc, it seems to suggest it's something nasty which has been downloaded.
Given Facebook's obsession with giving access (see blog below) to all and sundry to ALL your private data, and given the hotmail error message specifies facebook, who's to say that popular social networking site isn't responsible?
I've raised it with the Hotmail technical bods and I'll report back if they come up with a reason why this is happening.
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Thanks for posting that up Ben - it's been driving me mad!
I just don't understand why it was saying something about facebook in the error message - it's very suspicious if you ask me - hope hotmail comes back and lets you know what's causing it.
Well, that was May 2009.
it's July 2010 and it's still happening.
You never found a reason/solution?
Here's a posting with the latest contained in the comments below Bruce:
http://blogs.birminghammail.net/technobabble/2009/05/facebook-hotmail-problem-updat.html#comment-5386366
I have a lot of problems with this too that's why I feel so identify with it, I'd like to find out a bit more of information related with.