sessions and devices
sessions keep a user signed in across devices and browsers. users can review and revoke sessions when a device should no longer have access.
quick answer
revoke old sessions when a device is lost, shared, or no longer trusted.
use this for
- account security
- active session management
- explaining why a user was signed out
steps
- open account settings.
- find the active sessions or devices area when available.
- review browser, device, and last-used hints.
- revoke sessions that should stop.
- sign in again on trusted devices if needed.
details to know
- sessions are tied to secure cookies and server records.
- login, logout, password reset, and email changes can affect session state.
- session review helps users clean up access without deleting the account.
limits and edge cases
- revoking a session signs out that browser or device.
- do not share login cookies or session ids.
- a deleted account invalidates access more broadly than session revocation.
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