Still Logged In After Vacation? How to Sign Out of Netflix and Other Streaming Services Remotely

You just wrapped up a great trip, but as you’re halfway home, it hits you: You forgot to log out of your streaming accounts at the Airbnb.

It’s more common than you think—and fortunately, easy to fix.

Here’s how to log out of Netflix, Hulu, Disney+, Max, Prime Video, and others remotely, plus a few smart tips for next time.

Log Out Remotely

Most streaming platforms let you view and manage logged-in devices. Here’s how to log out from wherever you are:

Netflix

• Go to Account > Manage Access and Devices to log out individual devices

or

• Scroll to the bottom of the page and select Sign Out of All Devices

Hulu

• Visit Account > Manage Devices
• Remove any unfamiliar or unwanted devices

Disney+

• Go to Account > Device Management
• Select Remove All Devices or log out of specific ones

Max

• In the Settings, go to Manage Devices
• Choose Sign All Devices Out or remove individual devices

Amazon Prime Video

• Go to Account > Content and Devices > Devices
• Deregister the device from your account

Change Your Passwords (Optional but Safe)

If you’re worried someone might still have access, update your passwords. This also forces a log-out from most services.

Be sure to:

• Use a unique password for each streaming service
• Turn on two-factor authentication (2FA) if available

Pro Tip: Use a Guest Profile

Before your next trip:

• Create a “Guest” profile on your streaming services
• Use that profile while traveling, so you don’t clutter your own watch history
• Delete it when you get home

Bonus: You’ll be less likely to forget you were ever logged in.

Bottom Line

Leaving your accounts logged in at an Airbnb or hotel is a common mistake—but easy to fix. A few clicks from your phone or laptop can log you out and secure your info.