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Every time you sign in through amazon.com/mytv, Amazon remembers that device. Over the years a Prime account can collect dozens of TVs, sticks, and phones. Cleaning up the list keeps your account secure and frees space for new devices.

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Why manage devices at amazon.com/mytv?

  • Remove TVs you no longer own.
  • Kick off strangers if you shared your password.
  • Fix streaming limits (Prime Video allows 3 simultaneous streams).
  • Force a fresh login after changing your password.

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View every device linked through amazon.com/mytv

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Open amazon.com/mytv

Sign in with the primary Amazon account.
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Go to Your Devices

Click your name at the top, choose Account, then Content and Devices > Devices.
3

Review the list

You will see every Fire TV, smart TV, phone, and browser that has ever registered through amazon.com/mytv.

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Deregister a device

  1. Select the device from the list.
  2. Click Deregister.
  3. Confirm the action.
The device will be logged out from Prime Video the next time it tries to stream. To use it again, open Prime Video on that TV and repeat amazon.com/mytv activation.

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Rename a device

On the device details page click Edit next to the name. Useful names like “Living Room Fire TV” or “Bedroom Samsung” make the amazon.com/mytv list much easier to scan.

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Security best practices

If you suspect someone else used amazon.com/mytv with your account, change your password. Existing devices stay logged in, so deregister the ones you do not recognize.
Turn on 2SV in Login and security. New amazon.com/mytv sign-ins will need a one-time code from your phone.
Set a Prime Video PIN so registered devices still need a code before making purchases.