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The sessions view helps you review devices and browser sessions connected to your account. Details such as device, IP address, and recent activity can help identify unfamiliar access, but network information is not always exact. Use remote sign-out to end other sessions when a device is lost or activity looks suspicious. Then change your password and review passkeys and two-factor authentication. The current session is identified separately from other devices.

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Review a session

Open account security and the sessions list. Compare the device, browser, network address, and recent activity with devices you recognize. Mobile networks, VPNs, and shared corporate gateways can make location and IP details look unfamiliar.

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Sign out other sessions

Use the remote sign-out action for other devices when you changed hardware, used a public computer, or suspect unauthorized access. The current session can remain active according to the action shown. After suspicious activity, change the password and inspect social sign-in, passkeys, and two-factor recovery codes. Also rotate workspace API keys if the device could access their stored values. Remote sign-out affects Biqli browser sessions. It does not sign out an external identity provider or revoke unrelated integration access.

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Frequently asked questions

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Why does a location look wrong?

The network address can belong to a mobile carrier, VPN, proxy, or corporate gateway in another place.

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Should I ignore an unfamiliar session?

No. End it, secure the account, and investigate even when the displayed location could be imprecise.