Free streaming services like Pluto TV, Roku Channel, Tubi, and Xumo Play leave the option of creating an account up to the individual viewer. Since you won’t be asked for a credit card to watch these services, an account is unnecessary, but if you opt to sign up for one, you can save your watch history and favorite channels with most free platforms.

But, will Pluto, Roku Channel, Tubi, or Xumo Play give you the ability to see all devices logged into your account and sign out of them remotely? We’ll give you more details on whether you can manage your accounts in this way with these free streaming services below.

Everything you need to know about managing your account with free streaming services

Do free streamers allow you to manage devices remotely?

After checking out the Pluto TV, Roku Channel, Tubi, and Xumo Play interfaces, The Streamable can confirm that none of them currently offer a way to see the devices using a particular account or to sign out of those devices from a centralized location. Since these services are free, creating a way for customers to monitor accounts for unauthorized use isn’t a big priority.

What to do if someone unauthorized is using your free streaming account

If you suspect for any reason that someone is using your Pluto, Roku Channel, Tubi, or Xumo Play account without your permission, you can do one of two things. First, you can change your username and password on that account, or you can create a new account for free and simply leave the old one behind.

Do free streamers allow for the sharing of accounts?

Yes, free streaming services allow customers to share their login details with any number of friends and family, if desired. Since anyone can sign up for these streamers without a credit card, account security is low on their list of priorities.