A desk phone was signed in as you: what to do
Understand the 'A desk phone was signed in as you' banner, check your desk phones, and react if it was not you.
When a desk phone is signed in as you, a notice at the top of every page says when, and from where. See your desk phones opens Settings › Desk phone, with every phone signed in as you.
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Step by step
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When a desk phone is signed in as you, a notice says so at the top of every page, on the computer and in the phone app.
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It tells you when, and whether it was on your office's connection, or from another network.
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See your desk phones opens the list of every phone signed in as you.
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Each phone shows when it was signed in, how, and when it was last seen.
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To stop just one phone, use Sign out this phone, on its row.
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If it was you, or a colleague you asked, It was me makes the notice go away.
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If you did not sign in any phone, Not me, sign out everywhere, signs out every device. Then change your password.
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