1.2.5. Sessions (authorization log)

Information about sessions is displayed in the "Personal data" section on the "Security" tab.

The list displays sessions that are currently active. When you log out from the account, the session expires, or it is forcibly terminated, the session becomes inactive.

"Log out from other devices" — forcefully terminates all active sessions except the current one. To access your account from a device whose session has been terminated, you will need to log in again on that device.

In the list:

• "Login IP" — IP address from which the login was made, its country flag, and city.
• "Last IP" — last IP address from which this session was active. The country flag and city to which the address belongs are also displayed.
• "Two-step authentication" — a method of passing two-step authentication for this session.
• "Login time" — date and time of login to the site.
• "Last login time" — date and time of the last session activity. Additionally, the current session row is highlighted in green, and active parallel sessions are highlighted in blue.
• "Session lifetime" — date and time of automatic session termination.
• "Login information" — information about the device used to log in:
  • "OS" — operating system.
  • "Browser" — browser name and version.
• ❌ — forced termination of a single session.

In the list:

• "Login IP" — IP address from which the login was made, its country flag, and city.
• "Last IP" — last IP address from which this session was active. The country flag and city to which the address belongs are also displayed.
• "Two-step authentication" — a method of passing two-step authentication for this session.
• "Login time" — date and time of login to the site.
• "Last login time" — date and time of the last session activity. Additionally, the current session row is highlighted in green, and active parallel sessions are highlighted in blue.
• "Login information" — information about the device used to log in:
  • "OS" — operating system.
  • "Browser" — browser name and version.