Discord logging you out can happen for several common reasons. Here are the most likely causes and practical steps to fix them. Possible causes

• Security checks (new login location or device): Discord may sign you out if it detects a login from a new device or location, or if there are suspicious login attempts. This protects your account but can be annoying.

• VPN or network changes: Using a VPN or changing networks can trigger Discord’s security measures and log you out or require re-authentication.

• Third-party integrations: Authorized apps or bots with access to your account can cause sign-in interruptions if they encounter security issues or token problems.

• App data or cache issues: Corrupted cache or local data on the device can cause sessions to fail and force re-login.

• Server or service problems: On rare occasions, Discord itself has outages or maintenance that can log users out or prevent re-login temporarily.

• Multiple devices or stale sessions: If you’re signed in on many devices, some sessions may be terminated or require re-authentication when tokens expire or are invalidated.

What to try (step-by-step)

• Check Discord status: See if there are any reported outages or incidents on the official status page or a trusted outage tracker. If Discord is having issues, waiting a while often resolves the problem.

• Revoke suspicious or unknown devices/apps:
  • Open Discord settings and review the list of connected devices or authorized apps.
  • Sign out from unknown devices and revoke access for any apps you don’t recognize or no longer use.

• Disable VPN or proxy temporarily: If a VPN or proxy is in use, try disabling it and then sign back in. VPNs can trigger security checks and cause logouts.

• Update the app: Ensure you’re running the latest version of Discord on your platform (desktop and mobile). Updates include security and stability fixes that can address logout issues.

• Clear cache/data:
  • Desktop: quit Discord, then clear the app cache/data from your user profile or reinstall (keeping your login credentials safe). Reinstall if needed.
  • Mobile: go to system settings, find Discord, and clear cache/data, then sign back in.
    Note: clearing data may log you out and reset some local settings, but it can resolve misbehaving session data.

• Re-authenticate two-factor settings: If you use 2FA, make sure your authenticator app is in sync and that codes are entering correctly. Mis-synced 2FA can feel like a login/logout loop.
• Check for account security alerts: If your account has security alerts or email verifications pending, complete those steps to stabilize your session.

• Scan for account compromises: If you suspect your account has been compromised, review recent login events and consider changing your password and enabling stronger 2FA.

If the problem persists

• Try a different device or browser: This helps determine whether the issue is device-specific or account-wide.
• Contact Discord support: If you’ve tried the above and still get logged out frequently, reach out to support with details (device, OS version, app version, approximate times, whether VPN was used, and any error messages). They can review account-specific security logs.

Tips to reduce future logouts

• Keep devices and apps updated to the latest versions.
• Limit or monitor third-party integrations; revoke access for any that are unused.
• Maintain consistent network usage (avoid frequent IP/location changes if possible).
• Use strong, unique passwords and enable 2FA to reduce security-triggered sign-outs.

If you’d like, tell me your platform (Windows/macOS/Linux/Android/iOS), app version, whether you use a VPN, and any exact error messages. I can tailor a more precise checklist for you.