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Hiding Sessions on Sidebar

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fulopattila122

Guest
Hi,

Is it possible to disable the sessions button on the navigation bar?
I don't want my users to discover each other.

Is it possible?

Thank you
 
This isn't possible.

But the sessions only shows who is logged into their own account, not the whole server.
 
Thanks for the reply,

Does it mean Client level?

I mean, if there's a client (reseller) holding multiple domains, all his domain owners are able to see each other?

Thank you
 
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