Add a checkbox labeled "Remember Me" on your login screen, typically below the username and password fields.When the user checks the "Remember Me" box and successfully logs in, create a long-lived or persistent session token that is stored on the user's device (usually in a cookie or local storage). This token should be used to authenticate the user automatically on subsequent visits.While the request mentions a longer expiration timer, it's important to strike a balance between security and convenience. Expiration times of 24 hours or a few days are common choices.Even when "Remember Me" is checked, provide a logout option so that users can log out if they wish, regardless of the session's expiration time.While the request suggests a lower concern for security, it's essential to ensure that user data and accounts remain secure. Use proper encryption and authentication mechanisms to protect user information.Inform users about the implications of checking the "Remember Me" box, such as the extended session duration, and advise them to use this feature only on trusted devices.Thoroughly test the feature to ensure that it functions as intended and doesn't introduce security vulnerabilities.Consider gathering user feedback on this feature to determine if it meets their needs and expectations.

Some people though may have access to other people personal information. If that's the case, its something to consider with allowing persistent logins.