Logged out and Logged in on my bitcointalk acct

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Just need your help this keep showing on my screen?? For like about 2weeks.
Do I have to download bitcoin-26.0.[torrent]  on the my phone??
Guy what does this mean I will like to hear a better explaintion on it!!

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[Ever-young]

You can snub it its a notification that everyone see from their profile it’s pined as new msg if you don’t have use of it their is no point in downloading what you don’t know beside it’s for PC and not mobile application.

The notification you get is either staying open on a particular page maybe trying to type a reply and you forget which will take sometimes or you did not click on always stay logged on when you where login in your account to the forum, all you need do is either mark the always stay logged in next time or just log in back when ever you get logged out.

I don’t think this has anything to do with technical.. move to meta or beginner and help.

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Do I have to download bitcoin-26.0.[torrent]  on the my phone??

It is a torrent file for Bitcoin Core. Bitcoin Core is a full node wallet. It has nothing to do with your account on this forum.

Anytime you see that, just do not worry about it at all.

[hosseinimr93]

The message displayed about bitcoin core has nothing to do with the error you got. That message is  displayed at top of every page and it's just giving you the link to bitcoin core website.
You got that error probably because you left a page open for a long time and your session code changed in that time.

For more information, read the old post made by theymos.

You'll notice that some links (such as the logout link) end in a long code like this:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=logout;sesc=3da541559918a808c2402bba5012f6c
All forms also have something like this, but it's hidden. The purpose of this code is to prevent CSRF attacks.

If you click a link or send a form that contains the wrong code, then you get the "session verification failed" error. This can happen when your code changes, but you're still looking at the old version of the page for some reason. Aggressive caching could cause this. Or maybe your browser is discarding the PHPSESSID cookie very frequently for some reason; your session code changes whenever you're issued a new PHPSESSID.

[Adbitco]

What?
How do you mean this message has been your greatest problem, okay what happened if you don't respond to message or you just keep reading and accessing the forum. You must not download or get worried over everything because I know that by the time you tried all that your phone might be infected by some virus in some files here so not everything you download. Next try to refresh your page the error will be off.

[mr.smith]

This is a newbie experience and a newbie question I don't know if other newbies will also ask this kind of question but this thread should be moved to the newbie section, I guess OP also does not know about Bitcoin core, because it has nothing to do with the forum features.

[lovesmayfamilis]

This is a newbie experience and a newbie question I don't know if other newbies will also ask this kind of question but this thread should be moved to the newbie section, I guess OP also does not know about Bitcoin core, because it has nothing to do with the forum features.

This may be the first newbie I've seen with a question like this. Everyone else just doesn’t worry about it; they probably know how to analyze it on their own. Therefore, this topic will simply be lost in history.
In addition, the OP shouldn't save his session for a long time on the phone, since, as he described earlier, when another person accesses his account, various surprises may arise.
I can also advise the OP to keep her account more secure and to hide her email address.