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Managing your active sessions
Review your account sessions and sign out other devices when needed.
In one sentence
In Settings > Sessions, review connected devices and sign out other sessions when needed.
Viewing your sessions
- Settings > Sessions
Open the Sessions tab in Settings.
- Review the list
Each row shows the partly masked IP, country and connection date. The “Current” badge marks the session you are using.
Revoking sessions
To sign out other devices, follow these instructions.
- To sign out one other session, click “Disconnect” on its row. This button does not appear on your current session.
- To sign out all other sessions, click “Logout all” in the card header, then confirm. This button only appears when several sessions are open.
- Your current session stays open. Check the displayed result; other devices may update their state on their next session check.
- Disconnected devices will need to log back in with your credentials.
After signing out
Exports and copies already downloaded remain on the devices. A single disconnection delay for all devices is not guaranteed.
When to clean up
- After using a public or shared computer.
- If you see an IP or country you don't recognize.
- Before changing your password, to start from a clean slate.
- Regularly, as a security hygiene practice.