If you've logged into your Facebook account from a friend's computer and are unsure if you've logged out, you can manage your logged-in devices for added security.
Facebook provides a security feature that displays a list of devices used to access your account, along with details like device type, browser, last access time, and more. This allows you to monitor and manage active sessions to ensure your account's security and privacy.
How to find other devices logged into your Facebook
Follow the steps below:
Start by signing in to your Facebook account using a desktop web browser. Then, click on the drop-down button to reveal additional options.
From the list of options, choose "Settings & Privacy."
On the subsequent page, click on "Settings."
In the top left corner, locate and click on "Accounts Centre."
Once the Accounts Center opens, navigate to the "Password and Security" option under Account settings.
On the right side of the page, scroll down to find the "Security Checks" section.
Next, click on "Where You’re Logged in" to view the active login sessions associated with your account.
Finally, select the specific session you want to review or manage to see where you are currently logged in.
How to remove unauthorised devices logged into your Facebook account
If you discover an unauthorised device logged into your Facebook account, you can take steps to remove it. Follow these instructions to log out of Facebook from a specific device:
Go to the "Where You're Logged In" section.
Review your Account Login activity.
Select the device you wish to remove.
Click on "Log Out" on the next screen.
That's it. You've successfully logged out of the selected session.
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