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This is true if changing the password s you to re-enter the password on every device (even those that were logged in at the time)
by anchpop 9y ago
This is true if changing the password s you to re-enter the password on every device (even those that were logged in at the time)
- shkkmo 9y agoChanging a password should always invalidate all existing sessions. If you aren't doing that, then you are doing it wrong. Edit: Or at least invalidate all sessions initiated using the old password if you have that tracked.
- will4274 9y ago> Changing a password should always invalidate all existing sessions Doesn't with Google. They display a prompt and let you select which sessions to expire.