> Warning: Closing your web browser window, tab or logging out will not stop your running virtual devices! Make sure to manually stop your running devices, or set timeouts.
To avoid unexpected charges, make sure to stop your device as soon as they are unused or set the appropriate timeouts:
- To manually stop a device, please refer to Genymotion on-line documentation for detailed instructions.
- Timeouts can be set from the Administration panel, in the Settings section. See Genymotion on-line documentation - Administration settings
If a virtual device is started from the web interface and it is not in use, it will keep running until time out (default is 30 minutes).
To avoid unwanted charges or consuming your free 60 minutes trial, make sure to stop your device as soon as they are unused. To do so, please refer to Stopping a virtual device
Virtual device timeout can be set from the Administration panel, in the Settings section. See Administration settings
> Important: > If a virtual device is started with gmasaas, time out will not apply. The device must be stopped with gmasaas as well. See gmasaas user guide.
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