If you are concerned about someone else accessing your Facebook account, there is a simple way to check. Facebook has technology that tracks where you log into your account, which can help you log out or protect your account from those attempting to hack it. Facebook can inform you about the locations of the devices that access your account.
It can also tell you the type of device, browser, and the date and time of your last account access. You can end any active Facebook sessions that you did not log into.
First, you need to open your preferred web browser and log into Facebook. Then, click on the dropdown arrow at the top of your homepage and select "Settings." Once you are on the Settings page, you will need to click on "Security and Login," which should appear as an option on the left side of the screen. Next, hover over the "Where You’re Logged In" section. This section will allow you to view all devices that are logged into Facebook, including currently active devices.
You will be able to see the time and date of each login, the type of device used, and its location. If you click on the three vertical dots on the right side of each listed session, you will be able to log out or report that you were not the one who logged into the account. You will also have the option to "Log Out of All Sessions," according to The Sun newspaper.
