amfahadsafi

No its not multi site

by mean of super admin i mean Administrator role ( the one by default)

I have created over 100 users with the subscriber role, including User X and User Y. I also have 3 administrators, with one designated as the super admin.

Expected Behavior:

• User X and User Y, both with the subscriber role, should only have limited access when they log in.
• The super admin should have higher privileges, limited to one active session at a time, and require 2FA for added security.

Issue When Using Persistent Login Plugin:

• When I activate the WordPress Persistent Login plugin, User X and User Y sometimes randomly log in with super admin access rather than their intended subscriber-level access.
• This issue occurs inconsistently and doesn’t affect all subscribers every time. Even though the super admin is restricted to a single session and requires 2FA, the login sessions still appear to get mixed up.

Temporary Solution:

• When I deactivate the WordPress Persistent Login plugin, the issue disappears, and users like User X and User Y only have subscriber-level access, as expected.
• However, when I reactivate the plugin, the session mix-up issue reappears.

I have created over 100 users with the subscriber role and 3 administrators, with one designated as the super admin.

When some subscribers log in, they are sometimes mistakenly logged in as the super admin. This issue occurs randomly with some users. The super admin has only one session option and requires 2FA to log in. However, when I install the WordPress Persistent Login plugin, sessions seem to get mixed up, and most users gain administrator access.

When I deactivate the WordPress Persistent Login plugin, the issue disappears. However, when I reactivate it, the issue reappears.

• This reply was modified 3 weeks, 2 days ago by amfahadsafi.

i have verified it multiple times my site showing issue using persistent login plugin!
when a user with subscriber role got login they login automatically as my admin ID