Your account
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This is everything IMRSVLabs holds about this account.
Signed-in apps
Each app that is signed in as you. End one and it must sign in again. IMRSV does not hold which machine an app is on, so the same app on two machines is two lines that look alike.
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Your fediverse sign-in
Added. You can now sign in with it.
That fediverse account already opens another IMRSVLabs account. Nothing changed.
IMRSVLabs could not do that from that server. Nothing changed.
You sign in with
Your server lists IMRSVLabs among the applications you approved, and knows when you sign in here. To end that, remove IMRSVLabs in your settings there. IMRSVLabs keeps your server’s name, its number for you and this address. It keeps nothing your server gave it to act as you.
A key is a second way in, and how you sign in to Studio and Theater. It is shown once, with a recovery code.
Make a key first: this is your only way in, so it cannot be removed yet.
Taking you to your server.
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Your fediverse account
Adding this shows your fediverse address on your page, so anyone can see that this account and that one are the same person’s. IMRSV’s server reads your public page there to check it. You can remove it at any time.
Not confirmed yet. It is not shown on your page.
Put this address among the links on your profile there and save. Then come back and press Check.
Reading your page there. This can take a few seconds.
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What you wrote in a report or in asking for another look is shown here to you. IMRSV’s people read it; nobody else does.
Reports and decisions
One card for each thing you reported, or that was decided about something of yours. Everything about it is here, oldest first.
What you rated
Each work you rated and the number you gave it, newest first. A work’s own rating is on its page, once you have rated it.
Your watchlist
What you added to watch next in your headset, newest first. Your Theater, signed in as you, is told this list.
What you played
IMRSV keeps the works you played so that you have a history: to find a work again and to rate it. It is for you.
Replies in the Commons
Threads you posted in where someone has posted since you last looked here.
What you told IMRSV
Each thing you told IMRSV about the sites or the apps, newest first, and what became of it. IMRSV’s people read it; nobody else does.
Also held, and not shown
- A scrambled copy of your key. It can check a key; it cannot be turned back into one.
- A scrambled copy of your password. It can check a password; it cannot be turned back into one.
- The fediverse account you sign in with: your server’s name, its number for you, and the address above.
- A scrambled copy of your recovery code, if you were given one.
- The short first part of your key and recovery code, which says which account they are for.
- For each device you are signed in on: a session, and the dates it started and ends.
Not held
- Your name, email, phone number or age.
- Your address on the internet, or anything about your device or browser.
Delete this account
Your account is deleted
The account is gone and you are signed out everywhere. Its handle is retired.
Your key
This key is how you sign in. It is shown once.
Copied.
- IMRSVLabs keeps only a scrambled copy of it and cannot show it again.
- IMRSVLabs has no other way to know it is you.
- Anyone who has it can sign in as you. Keep it where you keep passwords.
Your account is made
You sign in with your handle and the password you chose. IMRSVLabs keeps only a scrambled copy of it.
Your recovery code
If you lose the key, this code gets you back in, once. Keep it somewhere else.
If you forget the password, this code gets you back in, once. Keep it somewhere safe.
Copied.
- Using it gives you a new key and a new recovery code. The old key stops working.
- Using it lets you choose a new password, and gives you a new recovery code.
- If you lose both the key and this code, the account cannot be opened by anyone.