When a regular user logs in to my site it should send an email to me notifying me of who logged in. I did receive that login notification email. Example 1 below.

The question is why do I receive two additional emails that the two super admins have logged in to the site whilst we have not logged in? It shows the same browser as the client who logged in. Example 2

Please advise why this might happen. Joomla 4.4.1 PHP 8.1.26 CB 2.9.0

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Example1:

This is the latest user Action email that I received:

Latest User Actions

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This is the latest action performed by a user on your website.

Action | Date | Extension | Name
User <a href=' www.mywebsite/administrator/ind ... sername > logged in to site | 2023-12-12 10:54:35 UTC | Users | User Information

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Example 2: 
At the same time, I receive two super user email login notifications:

The heading of the email: Website name - New account sign-in for superuser name
Device: windows (Client's Device)
Browser: Chrome (Client's Browser)
IP address: User's IP address (Clent's IP)

NOTE: This email was automatically generated from the website name and website domain.

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I am using Community Builder. Will check if it is that component that is sending the messages and revert back.

Is this from Joomla notifications or from CB notifications? 

Thanks. I do not know the answer to why the CB Antispam is doing that when the notification is for a user or moderator to notify when a new IP address is used to access their account. Why is the super user account accessed and notified when a normal user logs in to the website?

The notifications have stopped, but it is concerning that it indicates as if the superuser/s has logged into the site. from the IP address of the normal registered user. 

See example 2:
The heading of the email: Website name - New account sign-in for superuser name. Maybe we should rename that heading to read:

superuser name - New account sign-in for client name

Then that would make more sense to me at least.