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How to check your GMAIL account activity and logout remotely??


If you're worried that your Gmail account has been hacked, you can find out when and where it was last accessed. Scroll down to the bottom of the Gmail page and click the Details link next to 'Last account activity'. This will list your recent account activity including the access type (such as browser or mobile) and IP address. You can also set up an alert for unusual account activity.


If you've forgotten to log out of your Gmail account on another computer, open the 'Last account activity' page, as described above, and click the 'Sign out all other sessions' button. This is also useful if you think your account has been compromised.


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