Device & Session Security | Manage Trusted Devices
Control which devices can access your account and detect unauthorized access instantly
Review active devices in Settings → Security → Devices. Terminate any you don't recognize. Use 'Trust This Device' only on personal computers and phones.
Every device logged into your account is a potential entry point for attackers. This guide shows you how to manage devices, detect hijacked sessions, and secure your access points.
Understanding Your Devices
What each device type means
Desktop Browser
LowChrome, Firefox, Safari on Windows/Mac/Linux
Recommendation: Trust only on personal computers. Never on public/work PCs.
Mobile Browser
LowSafari on iPhone, Chrome on Android
Recommendation: Safe to trust on your personal phone.
Mobile App
Very LowGamwiz iOS/Android app (if available)
Recommendation: Most secure option. Always trust.
Tablet
LowiPad, Android tablets
Recommendation: Trust only if you're the sole user.
Public/Shared Computer
CRITICALLibrary, internet cafe, friend's device
Recommendation: NEVER trust. Always log out manually.
How Sessions Work
Understanding device trust and session expiration
New Device Login
First time logging in from this device/browser
SECURITY:
Requires password + 2FA code (if enabled)
DURATION:
Session expires after 7 days if not trusted
Trusted Device
You checked 'Remember this device' or 'Trust for 30 days'
SECURITY:
No 2FA required for 30 days
DURATION:
Session stays active for 30 days or until you log out
Active Session
Currently logged in and using the site
SECURITY:
Real-time activity monitoring
DURATION:
As long as you're active
Idle Session
Logged in but inactive for extended period
SECURITY:
Auto-logout after 24 hours of inactivity
DURATION:
24 hours max
Expired Session
Session timeout reached
SECURITY:
Must log in again with full credentials
DURATION:
N/A - requires new login
Device Management Dashboard
How to review and control active devices
Settings → Security → Active Devices
Device Name
Shows: Browser + OS (Chrome on Windows 11)
Action: Verify you own this device
Location
Shows: City, Country from IP address
Action: Check if location matches where you actually are
IP Address
Shows: Internet address (192.168.1.1)
Action: Google IP if suspicious
Last Active
Shows: When this device was last used
Action: Recent activity on device you don't use = red flag
Trust Status
Shows: Trusted or Requires 2FA
Action: Untrust devices you don't use regularly
- Terminate Session - Immediately logs out this device
- Untrust Device - Will require 2FA on next login
- Terminate All - Logs out ALL devices (nuclear option)
Using Public/Shared Computers Safely
Critical security checklist
- ✓ Use Incognito/Private browsing mode
- ✓ Check keyboard area for hidden cameras or keyloggers
- ✓ Never save password when browser asks
- ✓ Be aware of shoulder surfers watching your screen
- ✓ Type URL directly (gamwiz.com) - don't use bookmarks or search
- ✓ Do NOT check 'Trust this device' or 'Remember me'
- ✓ Avoid entering sensitive info (withdrawals, password changes)
- ✓ Cover screen when entering password/2FA code
- ✓ CRITICAL: Click 'Log Out' - don't just close browser
- ✓ Clear browser history (Ctrl+Shift+Del on Windows, Cmd+Shift+Del on Mac)
- ✓ Close ALL browser windows, not just the tab
- ✓ When you get home: Terminate that session in device dashboard
Forgot to log out? Go to Settings → Security → Devices from YOUR device and terminate the public computer session immediately.
Detecting Hijacked Sessions
Warning signs someone else is using your account
Mobile Device Security
Additional protection for phones/tablets
- ✓ Enable device PIN/fingerprint/face unlock
- ✓ Turn on 'Require authentication for app' in settings
- ✓ Enable 'Find My Device' (iOS/Android) for remote wipe if stolen
- ✓ Avoid public WiFi - use mobile data or VPN
- ✓ Keep OS and apps updated to patch security vulnerabilities
- ✓ Don't jailbreak/root device - removes security protections
Frequently Asked Questions
How many devices can I have logged in at once?
No limit, but each device is a security risk. Regularly review and remove devices you no longer use.
If I terminate a session, can I still log in from that device later?
Yes. Terminating just logs out that session. You can log in again anytime (will need password + 2FA if enabled).
What's the difference between 'Log Out' and 'Terminate Session'?
'Log Out' is done from the current device. 'Terminate Session' is done remotely from another device to force-logout a different device.
Should I trust my work computer?
Generally no. Work computers may have monitoring software, and IT can access your data. Use personal device for sensitive accounts.
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