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TX25
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5 months ago
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Old Roku sold now shows new device signed in

Hello. I just sold an older Roku SE unit tonight and then i get an email message saying a new device signed into your peacock account at a time when I was at work and my husband would’ve been in bed asleep. Was I supposed to do something to clear out any account information, etc on it? 

  • TX25 

    When you part ways with an old Roku device, you should Factory Reset it. (press and hold reset button in for 30+ seconds).  This will restore it to the setup/activation screen (ie. new condition).

    However, you can still go to your online dashboard at https://www.roku.com/ and "Remove" your device from your account.  After login, scroll down to your device, select it,  and then select "Remove device from account".

    Additionally, some subscriptions/channels/apps have an additional option to logout all users or certain devices.  I would go to your Peacock login page first and see if that option still exists.  From a help page here https://www.peacocktv.com/help/article/is-it-possible-to-force-all-devices-on-my-account-to-be-signed-out, I am not sure if still available, but I would try prior to removing the Roku device from my account.

    Likely a good idea to do across the board for any of your paid subscriptions that you had on your Roku device. (just a little extra assurance).

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    AvsGunnar
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    TX25 

    When you part ways with an old Roku device, you should Factory Reset it. (press and hold reset button in for 30+ seconds).  This will restore it to the setup/activation screen (ie. new condition).

    However, you can still go to your online dashboard at https://www.roku.com/ and "Remove" your device from your account.  After login, scroll down to your device, select it,  and then select "Remove device from account".

    Additionally, some subscriptions/channels/apps have an additional option to logout all users or certain devices.  I would go to your Peacock login page first and see if that option still exists.  From a help page here https://www.peacocktv.com/help/article/is-it-possible-to-force-all-devices-on-my-account-to-be-signed-out, I am not sure if still available, but I would try prior to removing the Roku device from my account.

    Likely a good idea to do across the board for any of your paid subscriptions that you had on your Roku device. (just a little extra assurance).