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- Last account activity - Gmail Help - Google Help
You can see your sign-in history, including the dates and times that your Gmail account was used You can also see the IP addresses which were used to access your account See your account activity
- The My Sign-Ins Portal, Applications, and Conditional Access . . .
A recent change has exposed the applications used by the My Sign-ins portal for use in conditional access policies This article discusses the app-centric
- My Sign-Ins Security Info - change sign-in method from Phone-Text to . . .
My Sign-Ins Security Info - change sign-in method from Phone-Text to Office Phone With this new MFA sign-in for Microsoft 365 Office, I am currently using my cellphone with the Authenticator app But I want to change it to signing in by our Office Phone I can add in the Office Phone as a backup method How do I change it as my Default?
- Users can now check their sign-in history for unusual activity . . .
With "My Sign-Ins", users can check to see if anyone else is trying to access their accounts
- End users can now report “This wasn’t me” for unusual sign-in activity . . .
With “My Sign-Ins”, users can now report suspicious activity on their accounts
- Helping Office 365 Users Access Azure Active Directory MySign-Ins . . .
Helping Office 365 Users Access Azure Active Directory MySign-Ins Azure Active Directory now features the public preview of the My Sign-Ins feature, which allows users to see where their sign-ins originate and what applications are used to sign-in It’s a nice idea but Office 365 users are unlikely to find the page
- My logins on websites I use are not being retained - Google Help
My logins on websites I use are not being retained Suddenly, when I go to a website I use regularly, my login id is not being retained When I click in the box to enter my login id, in the past a sort of list of login names would appear and I could click into the one I wanted Now, nothing shows up and I have to enter my login id each time
- See devices with account access - Google Help
Sign out on a device you no longer use To help keep your account secure, sign out on devices that: Are lost or you no longer own Don't belong to you Important: If you don’t recognize a device or there’s unfamiliar activity on your account, follow the steps to secure your account
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