Managing Your Login Across Multiple Devices
Between a phone, a tablet, and a browser tab left open on a shared computer, most people are logged in to their accounts in more places than they realize. That's convenient — until one of those devices is lost, sold, or shared.
Why It Matters
Each active session is a potential access point. A session left open on a public or shared computer, or on a phone that later changes hands, can give someone else access without ever needing your password.
Good Habits for Multi-Device Use
On Shared or Public Computers
Always log out manually when you're done — don't rely on the browser tab simply closing. Avoid using "remember me" options on devices you don't own.
On Personal Phones and Tablets
Use the Crown99 app's biometric login (Face ID or fingerprint) where available, so the account stays protected even if the device is unlocked by someone else. See our Download page for app features.
Before Selling or Giving Away a Device
Log out of every account, not just this one, and perform a factory reset before the device changes hands.
Review Active Sessions Periodically
If your account settings include a list of active sessions or recent logins, check it occasionally. Anything you don't recognize should be signed out immediately, followed by a password reset.
Key Takeaways
- Log out manually on shared or public devices — don't just close the tab.
- Use biometric login on personal mobile devices when available.
- Review active sessions periodically and revoke anything unfamiliar.
Noticed a session you don't recognize? Read our guide on the signs of a compromised account for next steps.