How to manage the devices using your Hulu account
How to manage the devices using your Hulu account
Keep reading to learn how to view the devices using your Hulu subscription, and log out any unauthorized devices as well.
Although the Hulu app is due to shut down some time in 2026, the streaming service is still used by millions of people every month. The Hulu app is still the only way to watch all titles on that streaming service for now, as Disney+ has not integrated 100% of the Hulu catalog onto its own app yet.
If you suspect someone may be using your Hulu account without your knowledge, and want to check out the list of devices that are watching your service, keep reading. We’ll help you locate the active devices list on Hulu, and log out of any that you don’t want using your subscription.
Everything you need to know about managing devices on Hulu
How to see which devices are using your Hulu account
You’ll want to go at this through the Hulu website, as opposed to its various apps.
- Click here to head to the Hulu website.
- Log into the account owner’s profile.
- Hover over the profile icon in the top-right corner.
- Click Account.
- Click Manage Devices.
How to log devices out of Hulu
To log devices out of Hulu from your browser, simply follow the steps above to get into the Manage Devices menu. Then, click the Remove button next to the device you want to log out of your Hulu account. Unfortunately, Hulu does not provide any option to log out of all devices simultaneously.
What to do if your Hulu account is compromised
If you see devices using your Hulu subscription that you have not authorized, you should take steps to change your login credentials. For the Hulu app, this will mean changing your MyDisney credentials. Follow this link to start that process.
Can you share your Hulu account with someone outside your home?
No, Hulu prohibits the sharing of accounts across multiple households.
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