Session and trusted-device controls
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Updated Apr 12, 2026
Security settings expose the current browser session clearly, but cross-device session history and persistent trusted-device management are still limited. Knowing that boundary prevents false confidence.
Before you begin
Access to Security settings
A question about session control or remembered devices
Awareness of your current sign-in device
Current session visibility is live
The settings page shows the current browser session and provides a direct sign-out action.
That is the most reliable current-state control for ending access from the visible device.
Remote history is still limited
Cross-device session history and remote revocation are not fully connected yet.
Do not assume a full device-management console exists just because a security page is present.
Trusted devices are planned
Persistent remembered-device management is labeled as planned rather than live.
Treat current account protection as credential and workspace-access control rather than device-trust management.
Pro Tips
Use sign-out promptly on shared or temporary machines.
Avoid describing current settings as full device management.
If your organization needs stronger identity control now, discuss enterprise access planning.
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