
#Google sign me out of other devices how to
Thus, here is how to remove an individual device (a phone or tablet) from trusted devices of your Google account, so you (or anyone else) won’t be able to use it as a second step in the 2-step verification procedure.

How to Remove a Phone from Trusted Devices in Google Account Security Settings In such a way, we can presume that if someone has your password and one of your phones at hands, that person can gain access to your Google account. Well, if you have the 2-step verification enabled and trusted devices feature turned on, here is what you are about to see after you’ve correctly typed your Google account password: You will see the “ Unlock your Pixel” or “ Unlock your Galaxy S10” prompt on a new device, then you are to take your trusted device in hands and tap Yes to confirm that it is really you trying to log in to your Google account (Gmail, YouTube, Google Photos, or whatever from Google ecosystem).īut in some cases you may want to exclude a particular phone or tablet from the list of trusted devices. If you agree, you will receive log in requests on this device when you sign in to your account on a new piece of hardware. Sooner or later Google app will suggest you to use your device to accept and decline the access to your Google Account. Never sell your phones or tablets before you log out of your Google account Tips Concerning Google Account Security in Terms of Prompts and Trusted Devices.


How to Remove a Phone from Trusted Devices in Google Account Security Settings.
