A correct password and username will grant you access to a particular account on various devices. After a device has logged in, Twitter will notify you. However, the downside is that you will never receive notifications for log-outs so you won’t be sure if you signed out or not. If someone else gets a hold of those devices where you are still logged in to your Twitter account, they will easily access your account. In this guide, you will be able to see devices that are logged to your account and how you can log out from your Twitter account on other devices.
How to Log Out your Twitter Account on Other Devices via Twitter App
Step 1: Open the Twitter app on your phone and log in to your Twitter account.
Step 2: Tap on the profile icon at the top left corner.
Step 3: Scroll down to and select “Settings and privacy.”
Step 4: Click on “Security and Account Access.”
Step 5: Tap on “Apps and Sessions” to see information about when you logged into your account and the apps that are connected to your account.
Step 6: Now, click on Sessions. Sessions refer to the devices you are using or that used your Twitter account.
Step 7: Under the “Current active session” you will be able to see devices that are actively logged in to your Twitter account. You can tap on a particular device to see details about the device, location, date, and time.
Step 8: Under the Log out other devices section you will be able to see devices that are logged in to your account. Click on “Log out of other devices” then go ahead and click on Log out. Once you are logged out on other devices, you will need to log in to access your account once again on those particular devices.
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How to Log Out your Twitter Account on Other Devices via the Twitter web on your Computer
Step 1: Start your preferred browser, search for Twitter.com and sign in to your account.
Step 2: On the left menu, click on More.
Step 3: Click on Settings and Privacy.
Step 4: Click on “Security and Account Access.”
Step 5: Tap on “Apps and Sessions” to see information about when you logged into your account and the apps that are connected to your account.
Step 6: Now, click on Sessions. Sessions refer to the devices you are using or that used your Twitter account.
Step 7: Under the “Current active session” you will be able to see devices that are actively logged in to your Twitter account. You can tap on a particular device to see details about the device, location, date, and time.
Step 8: Under the Log out other devices section you will be able to see devices that are logged in to your account. Click on “Log out of other devices” then go ahead and click on Log out. Once you are logged out on other devices, you will need to log in to access your account once again on those particular devices.
Quick Note: Even if they forcefully log out of all devices, they can always log in again if they have the correct login credentials. If you are concerned with someone accessing your Twitter account then you should change your password and log out.