You should be able to log off from all other devices aside from the one you're using:
Go to your Atlassian account security settings at id.atlassian.com/manage-profile/security
Select View and manage recent devices
You can find more details on these settings here: https://support.atlassian.com/atlassian-account/docs/manage-recently-used-devices-for-your-atlassian-account/
Ste
Thanks Stephen, I have attached the screen shot of what I see, can you pls highlight that button.
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I'd assume the button is not shown when you're only logged into one device.
In this instance, you can just log out:
Ste
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You're right @Ste Wright When you are logged in to only one device, you need to use the Log out option present on the top right.
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If the credentials are shared, between 3 resources and they have logged in using same creds, but are away of have switched off their laptops ?What will it show for me ? As JIRA stores the token and does not ask password everytime right. As of now they are away, but I want to logoff my creds from their machine too.
For eg: Whatspp or Google. Something same happens here ?
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Have you tried testing this, to see what happens depending on switched on/off?
Might be the best option here.
Ste
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Not yet, I dont know who are using and when. I have to try when all are logged in.
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