When unauthorized device access occurs, speed determines whether you retain ownership. If an intruder gains entry, they immediately attempt to change your phone number and secondary email. Executing remote device removal terminates their access before they finalize security adjustments.
Follow these steps inside the web interface:
1. Open your browser, navigate to the official desktop site, and click your profile icon in the upper-right corner.
- Select Settings and open the Security & Permissions tab.
- Click on Manage Devices to pull up the complete active session registry.
- Review the catalog of logged-in hardware. Each listing displays device model, operating system, physical location estimates based on IP, and the exact timestamp of the last login.
- Locate any unverified entry, such as an unfamiliar Linux workstation or a browser instance from a geographic area you have not visited, and click the Trash Can / Log Out icon next to it.
- Confirm the removal prompt. The server immediately blacklists that hardware token, kicking the unauthorized user out instantly.
If you see devices you cannot account for, immediately proceed to trigger a password reset. Doing so automatically revokes all existing web session credentials across every connected browser worldwide.
