# Active Sessions Management

SIMKL offers a **powerful Active Sessions Management** page that lets you track every browser and device currently logged into your account.

This security-focused update gives you full visibility into your login history including devices, locations, and browsers, while allowing you to log out remotely from any session in one click.

> Check Your Active Sessions: <https://simkl.com/settings/login/sessions/>&#x20;

**The new dashboard helps you:**

* [x] See all browsers and devices where you’re signed in.
* [x] Detect unusual login locations.
* [x] Log out remotely from any device.
* [x] Bulk manage older or suspicious sessions.

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## Key Features of Sessions Management

| Feature                  | Description                                                                             |
| ------------------------ | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Session Overview**     | Displays all current browser sessions: desktop, mobile, tablet; linked to your account. |
| **Detailed Device Info** | Shows browser, OS, device model, IP address, and location.                              |
| **Smart Grouping**       | Sessions are categorized by time - *Active Now*, *Today*, *This Week*, etc.             |
| **Security Insights**    | Highlights logins from *uncommon* or *new* locations.                                   |
| **Bulk Management**      | Select multiple sessions and log out in one action.                                     |
| **Individual Control**   | End a single session remotely if it looks unfamiliar.                                   |
| **Quick Filters**        | Filter by device type (mobile/desktop/tablet) or search by country, browser, or model.  |
| **Overview Stats**       | Get a top-level breakdown of browsers, OS, and location patterns.                       |

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## Step-by-Step: How to Use Active Sessions

### **1. Open the Active Sessions Page**

* Go to [SIMKL Settings → Login & Password](https://simkl.com/settings/login/).
* Click **“View Active Sessions”** or directly open [simkl.com/settings/login/sessions/](https://simkl.com/settings/login/sessions/).

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### **2. Review Your Sessions Overview**

At the top of the dashboard, you’ll see:

* **All Devices Count** – total active sessions.
* **Device Types** – mobile, desktop, and tablets.
* **Top Browsers & Operating Systems.**
* **Login Locations** – by country or IP region.

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Any unusual access (e.g: unfamiliar country) will be marked as **“Uncommon Location”**.
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### **3. Check Active Sessions**

Under **Active Sessions**, you’ll find your currently active browser session.\
Each session lists:

* Browser type (e.g., Chrome, Safari)
* Device OS (Windows, iOS, etc.)
* Location (Country + flag)
* Last active time

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### 4. Filter Your Devices

Easily switch between device categories using the **Filter By** buttons:

* **All:** Shows every session.
* **Mobile:** Filters only smartphone and tablet devices.
* **Desktop:** Shows desktop browsers only.

This is useful if you use SIMKL across different platforms and want quick isolation.

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### **5. Log Out of Specific Sessions**

To end a particular session:

1. Click the **Log Out** button beside it.
2. The session will be immediately terminated.
3. Refresh the page to verify removal.

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### **6. Bulk Log Out Multiple Sessions**

If you wish to clear several old sessions at once:

1. Click **Bulk Select**.
2. Choose the sessions you want to end.
3. Press **Log Out Selected**.

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### **7. Log Out from All Devices**

To completely reset your login sessions:

* Click **Log Out All Other Sessions** (top right corner).\
  This will sign you out everywhere except your current browser.

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### 8. Refresh Your Session List

If you recently logged in from another device or logged out elsewhere, click the **Refresh** button 🔄 to instantly update your session list.

This ensures the displayed data is accurate and current.

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## Security Benefits

The **Active Sessions Management** feature brings a significant boost to SIMKL’s account security.\
It allows you to **stay aware, stay secure, and stay in control** all from a single, centralized dashboard.

Whether you use SIMKL across multiple devices or just want peace of mind, this page ensures your account remains accessible only to you.

* Instantly identify unauthorized access or suspicious logins.
* Safely terminate forgotten or unused sessions.
* Protect your data if you’ve used SIMKL on public or shared devices.
* Keep track of all devices accessing your SIMKL account.
* Keep a clear overview of all active browsers and devices.
* Manage cross-device access (TV, phone, PC) securely in one place.

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**Tip:** Regularly reviewing your active sessions is the best way to keep your SIMKL account safe, especially if you log in from multiple devices or networks.
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## FAQ

**Q1. Can I manage mobile app logins from this page?**\
This page manages *browser-based* sessions. For mobile app access, visit [**Connected Apps**](/how-to-use-simkl/account-and-billing/account-management/managing-connected-services.md) instead.

**Q2. Why do I see “Unknown Browser”?**\
Some privacy-focused browsers or network settings may hide device details. You can safely log out of these if you don’t recognize them.

**Q3. What does “Uncommon Location” mean?**\
SIMKL detects logins from regions or IP addresses you haven’t used before and marks them as uncommon for your awareness. If you recognize the login (e.g., VPN or travel), you can ignore it.

**Q4. How often is the list refreshed automatically?**\
Session data updates in real-time. Use the **Refresh** button if you want to manually recheck after recent changes.

**Q5. What happens if I log out of a session remotely?**\
That browser/device will be instantly signed out of your account and will need to log in again using valid credentials.

**Q6. Can I log out from connected apps here?**\
No, this page only manages browser sessions.

For apps or integrations, go to **Settings → Connected Apps**

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