1Hi, I might be wrong. But if I remember rightly JSON web tokens are stateless
2and by default arent stored in the database. The default Laravel behaviour
3for this in the 'web' sessions is done by changing a cookie.
4
5You could add this functionality yourself temporarily by storing the tokens in
6the database. You could then write a middleware to check if the token exists
7in the database on each request. If a user was to logoutOtherDevices you could
8delete all their tokens from the database. So the middleware would deny access
9on the users next requests. Hopefully this makes sense and helps a bit?