Sessions - Done

html sessions review the active sessions for this user you can log out any unrecognized or no longer needed devices to help maintain account security device ip address chevron sort location chevron sort language chevron sort started chevron sort last active chevron sort no active sessions there are no active sessions for this user at the moment if they sign in on a device, their session will appear here mac os x · chrome 64 123 132 123 surrey, british columbia, canada en us nov 25, 2024 @ 5 32am pst nov 25, 2024 @ 5 32am pst windows 11 · edge 64 123 132 123 surrey, british columbia, canada en us nov 25, 2024 @ 5 32am pst nov 25, 2024 @ 5 32am pst ios · safari 64 123 132 123 surrey, british columbia, canada en ca nov 25, 2024 @ 5 32am pst nov 25, 2024 @ 5 32am pst android · chrome 64 123 132 123 surrey, british columbia, canada en us nov 25, 2024 @ 5 32am pst nov 25, 2024 @ 5 32am pst frequently asked questions answers to common questions about managing sessions what is an active session? an active session represents a device where this user is currently logged into their account this includes web browsers, mobile apps, or other platforms where they’ve signed in how do i log a user out of a session? click the end session icon next to the session you want to terminate this will clear the session for that device, requiring the user to log in again how do i log the user out of all sessions? to require the user to log in again across all devices, click the action menu (three dots in the top right corner of the table header) and select “end all sessions ” this will clear all active sessions, forcing a re login everywhere what happens when i log a user out of a session? logging out a session will disconnect the device from this user’s account, requiring them to sign in again with their credentials to regain access how can i tell if a session is suspicious? look for unfamiliar devices, locations, or ip addresses if something seems unusual, consider logging out the session and resetting the user’s password as a precaution does ending a session log the user out everywhere? no, ending a single session only affects that specific session if you need to require the user to log in again on all devices, use the “end all sessions” option in the table menu the user lost their device should i log them out of their session? yes! if the user has lost access to a device, ending that session ensures the account cannot be accessed without logging in again why do i see multiple sessions for the same device? this can happen if the user has signed in from different browsers, used incognito/private mode, or refreshed a session after a long period of inactivity