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Sessions and devices

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Sessions lists every browser, phone and extension where you are signed in. Use it when you lose a device, sign in on a shared computer, or see a device you do not know.

Settings, Sessions section: the devices where you are signed in, with this device marked and the sign out buttons.

See where you are signed in​

  1. Open Settings and choose Sessions. The old address /settings/sessions opens the same page.
  2. Read the list. Each row shows the device name, a short session id, the IP address, when the session was last active and when it signed in. The row of the device you are using is marked This device.

A device with no recognisable name shows as Unknown device.

Sign out one device​

  1. Press Sign out on the row of the device. The row of the device you are using has no such button; use the options below.
  2. Confirm in the dialog Sign out this device?. That device has to sign in again.

Sign out all other devices​

  1. Press Sign out all other sessions.
  2. Confirm. Other browsers, phones and the extension are signed out. You stay signed in on the device you are using.

Sign out everywhere​

  1. Press Sign out everywhere.
  2. Confirm. Every device is signed out, including this one, and you sign in again.

Signing out everywhere also removes all trusted devices.

Trusted devices​

If you use two-factor sign-in, you can tick Trust this device for 30 days when you enter a code. That browser then skips the code step for 30 days.

  1. Open Settings and choose Trusted devices.
  2. Each row shows when the device was trusted and until when. Revoke one device, or all of them.

Revoking a trusted device asks it for a code at its next sign-in. It does not sign the device out; use the list above for that. Changing your password or signing out everywhere removes every trusted device.

Settings, Trusted devices section with no trusted device yet.

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