How to See All Devices Logged Into Your Google Account

How to See All Devices Logged Into Your Google Account

Managing your Google account security is important, especially if you use it across multiple devices. From phones to tablets, laptops, and smart TVs, it’s easy to forget where you’re logged in. Luckily, Google provides a simple way to check all the devices connected to your account, so you can spot suspicious activity and sign out where necessary.

In this guide, we’ll show you how to see all devices logged into your Google account and how to manage them for better security.

Why You Should Check Devices on Your Google Account

Your Google account holds sensitive data—from Gmail to Drive, Maps, Photos, and even payment details. If your account is logged in on an unknown device, it could put your information at risk. Regularly reviewing devices ensures:

• You spot unauthorized logins quickly.
  
• You sign out of old or unused devices.
  
• You maintain better control over your personal data.
  

How to See All Devices Logged Into Your Google Account

Follow these steps to view the list of devices currently signed into your account:

1. Go to your Google Account page
   
   • Open a browser and visit myaccount.google.com.
     
   • Make sure you’re logged in with the correct account.
     
2. Navigate to Security settings
   
   • On the left-hand menu, click Security.
     
3. Find “Your Devices”
   
   • Scroll down to the Your Devices section.
     
   • Click Manage all devices.
     
4. View all logged-in devices
   
   • You’ll see a list of all devices—phones, tablets, laptops, and others—where your Google account is currently signed in.
     
   • Each entry shows the device type, location, and last activity.
     

How to Sign Out of Devices

If you find a device you don’t recognize—or an old phone you no longer use—you can sign out remotely:

1. From the Your Devices list, click on the device you want to remove.
   
2. Select Sign out.
   
3. Confirm your action.
   

This immediately removes your account access from that device.

Extra Security Tips

• Turn on 2-Step Verification: Adds a second layer of protection using your phone or security key.
  
• Check account activity regularly: Review recent security events in the same settings.
  
• Update your password: If you notice suspicious devices, change your Google password immediately.
  

Knowing how to see all devices logged into your Google account is essential for protecting your personal data. With just a few clicks, you can identify where your account is active, sign out of unfamiliar devices, and strengthen your overall security.

Stay proactive—make it a habit to review youGoogle devices at least once a month.

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