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What causes a user to have to verify their identity again after a successful verification?

Manually clears browser cookies
Sets the browser to delete cookies
Browses in private or incognito mode
Deselects "Don't ask again" on the identity verification page

The correct answer is: Deselects "Don't ask again" on the identity verification page

A user may have to verify their identity again after a successful verification if they deselect the option that says "Don't ask again" on the identity verification page. When this option is enabled, it indicates that the system should trust the user's identity for subsequent logins or actions without needing re-verification. By opting to deselect this feature, the user is essentially choosing to be prompted again for identity verification during future login attempts or when accessing certain secure features. This provides an added security measure, as users have more control over when their identity needs to be confirmed. The other contexts around identity verification are more about how browser settings or session management affect user experience rather than the user's direct choice impacting verification requirements. For instance, clearing cookies or using incognito mode generally leads to a new session, meaning the identity verification process would start fresh, but does not implement a user-directed choice to prompt verification.