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What's happening
A session left open on a shared office PC, a client's machine or a public computer could let the next person reach your account. The good news is you don't need to go back to that machine to fix it.
What to do
Sign in on your own device, open Devices and sessions, and choose sign out of all other devices. That ends the forgotten session at once. In future, use a private window and sign out fully on shared machines — see keeping your account safe on shared computers.
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