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What's happening
Your account lists the devices and sessions signed in, with a device type, rough location and last-seen time. Locations are only estimates and can look wrong even for your own logins, so weigh the device and timing too — a Windows PC in another city at 3am is a very different signal from a slightly-off town on your own phone.
What to do
If in any doubt, choose sign out on that session, or sign out of all other devices, then change your password and confirm 2FA. If it looks like a genuine intruder, report it — see reporting suspected fraud. Full detail in managing devices and sessions.
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