Open Password and security
In Accounts Centre, choose Password and security (you may see Meta Account settings as Facebook moves people to Meta Accounts).
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Account reach
Where am I logged in to Facebook, and how do I log out everywhere?
Facebook keeps a list of every active session in <b>Password and security → Where you’re logged in</b>. Each entry shows a date, time, location and device — and you can end any of them, or all at once.
How to do it
Open “Where you’re logged in”
It lists every session you’re currently signed in to, with date, time, location and device type.
Select the sessions to end — or Select all
Then Log out; it immediately signs you out on all the devices you picked.
What each option means
| Field | What it tells you |
|---|---|
| Date & time | When that session was last active |
| Location | The approximate place the session is in |
| Device type | Phone, tablet or computer, and the browser or app |
Worth knowing
Logging out a session doesn’t change your password. If you see a device you don’t recognise, log it out <i>and</i> change your password and turn on two-factor login — that’s the real fix, not a “spy” app.
Questions
Will the other device know I logged it out?
It simply gets signed out and will ask for your password next time — no alert is sent to it.
What are login alerts?
Privacy Checkup can turn on alerts that tell you if someone logs in from a place Facebook doesn’t recognise.
Sources
Log out of Facebook on another devicefacebook.com/help
Privacy Checkup — keep your account securefacebook.com/help
Facts are checked against these Facebook Help pages. Items marked “not yet verified” are confirmed before this guide is published.