Computer Tricks and Secrets

Short answer: Facebook shows you every device and location currently logged into your account under Settings, so you can spot a stranger's session, log it out remotely with one tap, change your password, and turn on two-factor authentication to keep them out. Here is exactly where to look and how to lock things down. Step 1: See where you are logged in On the app or facebook.com, go to Settings & privacy > Settings > Password and security > Where you're logged in . You will see a list of every active session: device type, approximate location, and last active time. Anything you do not recognise, a strange city, an unknown phone, is a red flag. Step 2: Log out the intruder remotely Tap any suspicious session and choose Log out . You can also select Log out of all sessions to boot every device at once, then log back in only on your own. This instantly kicks out anyone else, even if they are active right then. Step 3: Change your password immediately If yo...