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After having gone through a lot of tech forums and done tests myself, I recently figured out how to stop Apple TV from signing you out and wanted to share the top methods with you all.

Full article here: https://pointerclicker.com/why-does-apple-tv-keep-signing-me-out/

NOTE: If you’re looking for a more detailed step-by-step guide complete with demo images for each solution, just check out the hyperlink under the solution's name. All of the devices mentioned in a solution are better explained in the article, this post only summarizes a solution.
Here’s a quick rundown of the best fixes I found:

1. Set Password Requirements to “Never Require”: Many have found that setting the password requirement to "Never Require" can stop frequent logouts. Go to the Apple TV app settings, select Accounts, then Password Settings, and set it to "Never Require."
2. Enter the Two-Factor Authentication Properly: For older Apple devices like the 1st, 2nd, or 3rd generation Apple TVs, enter your password followed by the 6-digit verification code. You can get the code manually on your iPhone, iPad, or MacBook.
3. Stream the First Episode for Free: Some users have found that watching the first free episode of a show can keep you logged in. Open the Apple TV app, find a show with a free episode, play it, and sign in when prompted.
4. Restart the Apple TV App & Your Device: A simple restart can often fix the issue. Exit the app, restart your device, and log back in. This has helped users who had to sign in every time they turned on their TV.
5. Reset or Reinstall the Apple TV App: If the app is glitching, reset it by going to Settings > Reset Apple TV App. If that doesn't work, reinstall the app. This method works on devices like Fire TV Stick, Roku, Samsung TV, and LG TV.
6. Sign Out & Sign In Again: Sometimes, glitches originate from the Apple account itself. Sign out and then sign back in to resolve the issue. Go to Settings > Accounts > Sign Out, and then sign back in.
7. Factory Reset & Update Your Device: If none of the previous methods work, factory resetting your device might help. Follow the specific instructions for your model. After resetting, ensure your device has the latest software version. This is applicable for devices like Fire TV Stick, Roku, Samsung TV, and LG TV.
8. Contact Apple Support: If all else fails, contact Apple Support for assistance. Call 1-800-275-2273 (U.S.) or find the appropriate number for your region on the Apple support website. You can also chat with them at getsupport.apple.com or visit an Apple store. Additionally, you can reach out to AppleSupport on Twitter.

These methods should help you stay logged into Apple TV no matter the device you're getting into trouble with.
What's your experience with staying logged into Apple TV? Let me know in the comments below!
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Not sure how many people here are interested in What the Fog but since it doesn't have it's own subreddit I thought this would be the next best thing.
I'm going to ramble a lot about the games history that I can tell from its files, so if you're not really interested in that skip down to the next sentence with bold text to get to the meat of this post.
So I'm sure most of you who did redeem What the Fog for free found it a little bit weird that in order to get your steam code you had to agree to two conditions being bHVR is allowed to data-mine from your game and share that data with 3rd party corporations. If you didn't want to agree to this you have the option of just buying the game on steam for the full price instead. Although not really major this did seem like a bit of a red flag and a couple of my friends thought so as well so I did a little digging.
It didn't take long at all from looking in the games files that this game was never intended to be Dead by Daylight themed, I'm not just talking about the fact that the weapons are overly fantasy-like or the enemies and abilities don't fit the characters I mean the fact that there are literally 3 unused characters in the games files named "Paladin", "Ranger" and "Sorcerer".
The folder containing all character models, textures, animations and abilities.
The Paladin and the Sorcerer still have their character models left over in the files but I'm unable to view or export them (if someone figures out how, please let me know). The texture files still exist however.
The diffuse textures for the Paladin, Ranger and Sorcerer
While I cannot view the models I can make a rough guess of what they looked like from their UV mapping.
The Paladin most likely wore a pink jacket with a white stripe and black shorts. In terms of weapons it looks like she had pink and silver armor with a pink shield baring a red emblem and a pink sword. Her skin was light with green hair and blue eyes.
I originally thought that the Ranger wore a green puffer jacket but upon some more consideration with the fantasy theme it could be a gambeson that they wore over a white shirt and brown shirt, I can't see any pants on the texture so this is my best guess. Their shoes were green with black detailing and they wore a green headband with yellow writing with a yellow gem in the center of their headband. Their weapon was a green crossbow bearing yellow gems. They have dark skin with black curly hair and black eyes.
The Sorcerer wore some kind of yellow plaid shirt with blue shorts, white socks with blue and red stripes, red and white shoes as well as a blue wizards hat. His weapon of choice was a staff with a bright green crystal at the top of it. He has light skin with short blonde hair and black eyes.
If you've played What the Fog then you'll be able to guess that the Sorcerer was replaced with Dwight, the Ranger was replaced with Claudette and the Paladin was replaced with Feng. This sudden change was assumedly made pretty late into the games development considering the fact that some abilities still reference removed character weapons and the 'SkullNBones' models that each survivor use are still using the old weapon designs from these characters when you die which I'll go into more detail about.
Feng has 3 skills she can learn which feel off, those being 'Shield Bash', 'Plated' and 'Resolve' which you can see the icons for below in that order.
Shield Bash, Plated & Resolve
Two of these skills still depict the character with a shield or some kind of armor despite both being absent in the final release, rather than reworking these abilities they just simply left them in despite them not making much sense. The last ability being Resolve feels off due to the art style, it's inconsistent with the rest of the drawings and the shading has more of a smeared paint look to it rather than the gradient every other icon in the game has, suggesting it was drawn over when they made the switch from the Paladin to the Ranger. (It's hard to see from this image, if anyone wants the HD texture files to compare let me know.)
Despite those remnants still left over you can actually see the literal remains of the Paladin, Ranger and Sorcerer when a player dies and isn't revived by the end of the level. Below you can see the 'SkullNBones' models for each character where you can see that the sword has the Paladins design on the blade rather than the cloth wrapped around Feng's, the crossbow has the Rangers yellow gems on it instead of Claudette's pink gems and the staff has the Sorcerers green crystal in it rather than Dwight's blue crystal. The changes to this game to make it DbD themed must have happened late into development since the game already had original characters, mechanics and models before it was turned into a DbD spinoff. I assume they were also made very close to release considering how the wrong weapons displaying on dead players really should have been noticed before release.
The remains of the Paladin, the Ranger and the Sorcerer being used by Feng, Claud and Dwight respectively.
So what's the point of this post, well I'm a bit worried about what this game means for bHVR and DbD in the future.
On the surface this game looks like a funny little DbD spinoff but from what it looks like bHVR rebranded this game as a DbD game in order to get the fanbase of its biggest title to go "Omg! New DbD thing!" and start downloading it, normally this wouldn't be a problem as a lot of game studios make sequels upon sequels to games and spinoffs because the franchise sells but this game is a little different.
Assumedly the game was either a little side project of bHVR's or a test for the Devs when moving from UE4 to UE5, they either finished work on it or were interrupted as they have said that they don't plan to work on it anymore then slapped DbD onto it and released it for free if you agree to bHVR data mining and selling your data to third party businesses.
TL;DR What the Fog is basically a cash grab that bHVR slapped the DbD brand on very last minute to make fans buy the game. They don't plan to update it and they also offer it to existing DbD fans for free as long as bHVR can sell and use your data.
While I know that some of the decisions in the past made by bHVR have been questionable but this paired with the layoffs of 45 DbD developers back in January is making me worried that this is like the start of some drop-off for bHVR where they're going to shift their focus to how much money they can make where the qualiy of DbD suffers for it (more than it already has) and we start seeing more of these spinoffs get pushed out by the month...
What really saddens me is this game could have been a passion project for some of the Devs at bHVR, then the decision was made to make it DbD branded and send the game out asap to make money.
Just thought this was an interesting and somewhat saddening discovery. In any case if you did receive this game for free by redeeming a code you should go and turn off the data mining on your account through this link: https://account.bhvr.com/account/communication-preferences
You'll still be able to play the game, but bHVR won't be able to collect your data anymore.
Stay safe friends.