See devices with account access - Google Account Help
On the left navigation panel, select Security . On the Your devices panel, select Manage all devices. You'll see devices where you’re currently signed in to your Google Account or have been in the last few weeks. For more details, select a device or a session. Devices or sessions where you’re signed out will have a “Signed out” indication.
Add or remove trusted computers - Computer - Google Help
Computer Android iPhone & iPad. Add trusted computers and devices. Sign in on a computer or device you trust. When you enter a verification code, select Don't ask again on this computer. You're asked for 2-Step Verification on a trusted device. You might be asked to sign in with 2-Step Verification, even though you checked the box next to "Don ...
Device management security checklist - Google Help
These security best practices are for administrators of Google Workspace and Cloud Identity. As an administrator, you can help protect work data on users’ personal devices (BYOD) and on your organization’s company-owned devices by using Google endpoint management features and settings. Other security features provide stronger account ...
Add or remove trusted computers - Android - Google Account Help
If you don’t want to enter a 2-Step Verification code or use your Security Key every time you sign in to your Google Account, you can mark your computer or mobile device as trusted. With trusted computers and devices, you don’t need to enter a verification code each time you sign in.
Make your account more secure - Google Account Help
Step 1: Do a Security Checkup. Go to Security Checkup to get personalized security recommendations for your Google Account, including: Your recovery phone number and email address are powerful security tools. This contact info can be used to help: Learn how to add or change your recovery phone number or email address.
Set up Google devices in the Google Home or Nest app
To find out if your devices linked automatically: Close both the Nest app and Home app. Open the Home app . Check if the devices are listed under a room name or under "Local devices." If they aren't listed, follow the instructions to set them up in the Home app. Note: Nest Protect only appears in the Nest app.
Use Advanced Protection with Android devices - Google Help
Go to your Google Account. In the navigation panel, select Security. Under "Advanced Protection Program," select Unenroll. Force stop the Google Play Store app. Learn how to force stop an app. Important: After you follow these steps, it may take up to …
Overview: Enhanced desktop security for Windows - Google Help
Overview: Enhanced desktop security for Windows. As an administrator, you can set up company-owned and personal Microsoft Windows devices to use Google’s single-sign on (SSO) access security, push Windows settings, and wipe device data remotely. Enhanced desktop security for Windows has two complementary features that can be set up together ...
Use your phone's built-in security key - Android - Google Help
Passkeys provide the same level of security as built-in security keys. Built-in Android security keys were automatically upgraded to passkeys. Learn more about passkeys. In April 2024, or soon after, built-in iPhone security keys that use the Google Smart Lock app will be removed from Google Accounts.
Use a security key for 2-Step Verification - Google Help
Your device will detect that your account has a security key. Connect your key to the USB port in your device. You may need a USB adapter. If you see a message from "Google Play services," tap OK. If not, move on to step 5. Turn on your key: If your key has a gold disc, tap it.