Viewing Your Active Sessions
Seeing where your account is signed in
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The Sessions tab in Settings shows every device your account is, or recently was, signed in on. Checking it now and then is a simple way to make sure only you have access.
Opening your sessions
Figure 1: the Sessions tab, listing your devices
1. Open your account menu, choose Settings, then the Sessions tab.
2. Each row shows a device, its approximate location, IP address and when it was last used.
3. Your current session is marked This session and shows as live. A Hide inactive sessions toggle lets you focus on active ones.
What to look for
Scan the list for anything you do not recognise: an unfamiliar device, location, or a recent sign-in you did not make. If something looks off, you can end that session (see our guide on terminating a session) and change your password.
Good to know
Locations are approximate. The Near column is an estimate from the IP address, so it may show a nearby city rather than your exact spot.
Old sessions are normal. Logging in on different devices over time naturally builds up a history; you can hide inactive ones.
You can log out others. Any active session other than your current one can be ended; our separate guide explains how.
Review it after any concern. If you ever suspect someone else has your details, the Sessions tab is the first place to check.
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