To logout from all of your devices, you will need to Delete Sessions and Delete VPN Credentials.

To do this, follow the steps below:

1. Go to https://windscribe.com/login and login to your account.
   
   
2. Click on the My Account button on the top right or go there directly by pressing this link: https://windscribe.com/myaccount
   
   
3. Scroll down to the Security section
   
   
4. From the Sessions line, click on Manage Sessions button, and follow the prompt
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
    
5. Next, you'll want to complete the same step from the VPN Credentials line, clicking the Manage Credentials button, and following the prompt
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   This will force log out every device and terminate all VPN sessions that are linked to your account. Please keep in mind that this will also void all your custom config credentials for IKEv2, OpenVPN, and WireGuard, and any port forwards you've created. You will need to generate these again if you used them.
   
   
6. If you are doing this because you suspect someone else may be using your account, we recommend that you also change your password and enable 2FA.

What does “Delete Sessions”/“Delete VPN Creds" mean?

Delete All Sessions: Pressing this button will delete all current sessions (where you are logged in) and force you to log into the Windscribe clients again. This is very beneficial for several reasons and you might need it when you have temporarily signed in on another device, switched computers, think you have been hacked, or just want to quickly log out everywhere for peace of mind.

Delete VPN Creds: Pressing this deletes all VPN server credentials – such as the ones used for manual configs – and you would have to generate them again from our website. These are not your regular Windscribe username and password, those stay unaffected. While the Delete Sessions button will kill all your sessions, these are only in the Windscribe clients. Deleting VPN credentials allows things like router VPN setups to be disconnected as well so that no connection remains active. You would use this in cases such as when you believe your account has been hijacked and they’ve set up your configs on their router or perhaps there's an old router with credentials still on it that you would like to nullify. That's where this button comes in.

The best and easiest thing to do would be to press both Delete Sessions and Delete VPN Creds. If the point is to get everyone off your account or clear out all your old, stale sessions, then just press both buttons, give it a minute and you'll be back to zero sessions and connections.

If you think or know that your account has been compromised and you want additional help, we want to help you sort it all out as quickly as possible so feel free to contact us by submitting a support ticket.