Here, you can clearly see that this Gmail account is the first login into this unknown device in Feb:22. You can log out from those devices one by one.ħ Click on any pane, except the first one. The other 4 devices are other unknown devices. The first one is your current login devices. All devices where your Gmail is logged in currently Click on Manage devicesĦ You will get all devices that have used Gmail account. Click on " Manage devices" under Your devices. Click on the Security tabĥ Scroll down, then under Your devices section, you will find all active signed in to your Google account. Click on " Manage your account"Ĥ Under Left Pane, click on " Security". Method 1: 1) By using " Where you sign in the feature" Gmail Feature Using Computer:ġ Open your Gmail account from where you want to clear all logged-in sessions.Ģ Click on your photo located in the top right corner.ģ Click on " Manage your Google Account". There are various ways of achieving this. Ourtechroom will show you how to log out or sign out of your Gmail account from all devices so without wasting time let's do it. And your Gmail account contains a lot of personal information and if you want to protect that information you have to log out from all those devices. Also, there might be situations like you have lost your phone and you have your Gmail account logged in to that phone. This might happens several times in several places. If you're unable to reset your password, you should still be able to regain access to your account if you manage to collaborate with someone you trust to set up 2 step authentication for you and have them send you your backup codes.There might be a situation like you have logged in to your Gmail account from your friend's computer or any unknown place and you have forgotten to log out. According to Google, you should be able to verify your account by resetting your password: It's hard to set up 2 step authentication when you've already left. Here's Googles instructions on backup codes: When you've already left Each backup code can only be used once, so remember to renew them before you run out. Just to be sure, your should also download a list of backup codes. If you are going to be traveling without roaming activated (or for some other reason wont be able to receive an SMS), you can download and configure Googles Authenticator app: Google will now send you a new code each time you log in from a new location.
As Traveling Tech Guy suggests, then best solution is to activating 2 step authentication in the security settings for the Google account.
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