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Managing your account and security settings on Broxer is essential for safeguarding your personal information and ensuring a smooth user experience. This guide will walk you through the important aspects of your account, including password management, two-factor authentication, session reviews, username settings, language preferences, notification controls, and how to delete your account.

Password & 2FA

Changing your password and enabling two-factor authentication (2FA) are essential steps to enhance your account security. Here’s how to manage these settings:

1. Changing your password:
   1. Log in to your Broxer account.
   2. Go to "Account Settings."
   3. Select "Security Settings."
   4. Click on "Change Password."
   5. Enter your current password, then your new password twice.
   6. Save the changes.
2. Enabling 2FA with an authenticator app:
   1. In "Security Settings," look for "Two-Factor Authentication."
   2. Click “Enable 2FA.”
   3. Follow the instructions to scan a QR code using your authenticator app (like Google Authenticator or Authy).
   4. Enter the verification code from the app to confirm.
   5. Save your backup recovery codes securely.
3. Recovery codes: Make sure to keep your recovery codes safe. If you lose access to your authenticator app, these codes will help you regain access to your account.
4. Lost device:
   1. If you lose your device, use the recovery codes to log in from another device.
   2. Consider temporarily disabling 2FA under "Security Settings" until you regain access.

Tip: Regularly update your password and enable 2FA to enhance your security.

Gotcha: If you do not save your recovery codes securely, you may lose access to your account if you switch devices.

Sessions & phone

Managing your active sessions and phone details keeps your account secure and allows you to stay updated. Follow these steps:

1. Reviewing active sessions and logging out everywhere:
   1. Go to "Account Settings."
   2. Select "Sessions."
   3. View the list of all active sessions.
   4. Click "Log Out of All Sessions" if you suspect unauthorized access.
2. Changing or verifying your phone number:
   1. In "Account Settings," navigate to "Phone Settings."
   2. Update your phone number and choose to verify it via SMS.
   3. Enter the verification code sent to your new number.

Tip: Regularly review your active sessions to ensure there are no unauthorized logins.

Gotcha: If you change your phone number without verifying it, you may encounter issues receiving 2FA codes.

Username & language

Your username helps personalize your account experience but can be locked to maintain integrity. Here’s how to manage it:

1. Why username locks: Username locks prevent frequent changes and maintain consistency for other users. It’s essential to choose a memorable name.
2. Requesting a one-time change:
   1. Contact Broxer support via the "Help" section.
   2. Submit a request for a one-time username change with your desired username.
   3. Await confirmation from support to proceed.
3. Changing language preferences:
   1. In "Account Settings," navigate to "Language Preferences."
   2. Select your preferred language from the dropdown menu.
   3. Save your changes.

Tip: Choose a username that reflects your professional identity, as it is often visible to employers.

Gotcha: Be cautious when requesting a username change; repeated requests may not be accommodated.

Notifications & deleting your account

Staying informed through notifications while maintaining control over your account can enhance your Broxer experience. Here’s how to manage notifications and delete your account:

1. Choosing which emails/alerts you receive:
   1. Go to "Account Settings."
   2. Select "Notification Preferences."
   3. Check or uncheck the boxes for the types of notifications you want to receive.
   4. Save your changes.
2. Deleting your account and data:
   1. Navigate to "Account Settings."
   2. Scroll down to "Delete Account."
   3. Follow the prompts to confirm deletion.
   4. Recognize that this action is irreversible, and all data will be lost.

Tip: Regularly check your notification settings to ensure you receive relevant updates.

Gotcha: Deleting your account is final; make sure you have backups of any important information before proceeding.