On desktop, visit mail.google.com and sign in with your Gmail account. Scroll down and click on the Details under the last account activity. If you don’t see this ...

Ensuring the security of your online accounts is crucial in today's digital age. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to check if someone else is logging into your accounts on various platforms.

Do you suspect that someone might be logging into your Gmail account behind your back? Maybe a jealous spouse or a nosy roommate? Or that perhaps a hacker has gained access to your emails? Two-factor ...

To do so, go to the Microsoft account dashboard and log in with your credentials. Then, navigate to the Security tab in the left pane. Now, click View my sign-in activity under the Accounts tab. Here, ...

Did you borrow a friend's device to check your Facebook feed and activity and forget to log out? You can check which devices your Facebook account is active on and remotely log out of all the active ...

With security concerns on mobile devices and computers at an all-time high, Google is implementing a new notification system that will ping you whenever someone logs into your Google Account on a new ...

Coinbase is fixing a misleading account activity message that has caused confusion and anxiety, making users think their credentials were compromised. Over the past couple of weeks, numerous people ...

Set up these notifications to protect your bank account, prevent you from paying unexpected fees and improve your spending ...

Google is moving more of its security-related prompts to smartphone notifications, instead of traditional channels such as email and SMS. Rather than receiving an email alert from Google when a new ...