As much as Facebook allows users to log in from any device using the correct username and password, the social platform also enables users to log out of their Facebook accounts on all other devices at once. Sometimes you might not remember the number of devices that are connected to your account. This creates a high-security risk for your Facebook account. In a bid to ensure that your account is safe, you need to log out from all devices that you do not trust. Here is how;
Step 1: Go to FaceBook on your browser.
Step 2: From the home page, tap on the hamburger icon in the bottom right corner.
Step 3: Scroll down to and select “Settings and Privacy.”
Step 4: Tap on “Settings.”
Step 5: Click on “Security and Login.”
Step 6: The Security and Login page will load. Scroll to the “Where you’re logged in” section and click on “See All.”
Step 7: On the next page, you will be able to see all devices, the last date of activity, and locations where you are logged in.
Step 8: Tap on the three dots icon against a device that you want to log out and tap on logout. Alternatively, you can click on Log out of all Sessions for all connected devices to be logged out.
Step 9: Next, a “Log Out of All Sessions” prompt will appear. Click “Log Out” in the prompt to confirm your choice. Upon log-out confirmation, FaceBook will log you out from all those selected devices. Therefore the next time you want to access your account from those devices, you will have login with your username and password.
Note: If you figure out that an unknown device has access to your Facebook account, forcefully logging out of the device will not guarantee security to your account. If that particular device, still has access to your login details (both password and username), they will always log in to your account whenever they wish to. Therefore, to stand in a safer lane, change your Facebook password. To change your Facebook account password go to FaceBook Settings>Security and Login>change password>edit and confirm the new password.