Review and End Account Sessions
Use the session controls to remove access from devices you no longer trust.
Overview
A session keeps an account signed in after authentication. It can remain active until it expires, is revoked, or the account security state changes.
Review sessions after using a shared device, changing a password, or noticing activity you do not recognize.
Review and revoke sessions
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Open Security settings
Sign in, open Account, and select Security.
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Review the current session
Check the creation time, expiration time, and available browser or device information.
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Compare the active-session count
More sessions than expected can mean another browser, device, or old login remains active.
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Sign out other sessions
Use the session control to revoke every other signed-in device when you no longer trust them.
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Change the password if needed
If access may be unauthorized, change the password and secure the associated email account as well.
Tips for a better result
Revoke after shared-device use
Do this even if you believe the browser window was closed.
Secure the email account
Password recovery depends on email access, so the mailbox is part of account security.
Treat device labels as clues
Browser information may be general and should not be treated as perfect device identification.
Common mistakes to avoid
Assuming tab closure signs out
Closing a tab usually leaves the session cookie in the browser.
Revoking sessions without changing a leaked password
An attacker who still knows the credential may sign in again.
Troubleshooting
A revoked device still looks signed in
Refresh or navigate to a protected page on that device. Cached content can remain visible until the next server check.
You keep being signed out
Check cookie settings, system time, browser extensions, and whether another security action recently revoked sessions.
Frequently asked questions
Can I view full session tokens?
No. Sensitive session tokens are not displayed in account or admin pages.
Does changing a password affect other sessions?
A successful password change is designed to revoke other active sessions.
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