In spite of all the warnings and everything we know about online security, many of us are still quite lackadaisical about certain aspects of it. Easy-to-guess passwords, not updating our anti-malware and giving away personal information are just some common examples. One security risk which can be all too easy to run is not logging out of our email and social media accounts. With all the devices we use in numerous locations, it can hard to keep track of where and when we’ve logged into what. But there is a way to find out if the next person to use your computer – or even a nosy ex – is having a snoop through your Facebook account. Here’s how. When logged into Facebook go to these options. Settings > Security > Where you’re logged on. When you hit ‘Edit’, you’ll be taken to a page where you can see where you logged onto across all devices, the Sun reports. Not only this, but you’ll be able to see whether your Facebook account was being used on a desktop, smartphone or Android. The IP address is even revealed, meaning you can find out the location of said device as well as the last time that specific machine was used to log into your account. Should you see something untoward or some details which give you cause for concern, there IS a way to stop unwanted logins. Next to each session, there is an “End activity” button. Simply press it to end that session. On a mobile, you just need to press the ‘x’ next to each session. You can protect yourself in the future too. Set up login alerts which notify you whenever someone has accessed your account on any machine or device. Go to Settings > Security > Login Alerts, where you these notifications can be set up. For an extra layer of security, an additional level of approval can be added. Go to Settings > Security > Login Alerts> Approvals, where you can set up another login step that sends login codes to your phone when you log into a new machine.