Settings & Account · updated 2026-08-08
How to manage trusted devices and active sessions in Dumpster Controls
The Security tab shows which devices skip 2FA, which sessions are logged in, and gives you one-click revokes for both.
- ## Review trusted devices
With MFA active, the "Trusted Devices" section lists each device with its name and "Last used" date plus how many days until it expires. The one you are on is tagged "This device". If the list is empty you will see "No trusted devices registered." with the tip "Check \"Remember this device\" at login to skip 2FA verification." - ## Revoke a device
Click "Revoke" next to a device. A toast confirms "Device removed": "This device will require 2FA verification on next login." Use "Revoke all" to clear the whole list at once. - ## Check active sessions
The "Active Sessions" section shows your current browser and system with a "Current" tag and your last login time. - ## Terminate other sessions
On the "Other sessions" row ("Terminate all other active sessions on other devices."), click "Terminate all". A toast confirms "Sessions terminated": "All other sessions have been terminated successfully." - ## Set login alerts
The "Login Alerts" switch controls the preference "Get notified when someone logs into your account from a new device."
What happens next
- Revoked devices and terminated sessions must sign in again (and pass 2FA, when enabled) before regaining access.
Troubleshooting
I do not see the "Trusted Devices" section.
It only appears after two-factor authentication is active, because trusting a device only matters when there is a 2FA step to skip.
Related guides
- How to set up two-factor authentication in Dumpster Controls
- How to change your password in Dumpster Controls
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