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Security Center
The Security Center is where you manage account security in one place: view recent login activity, manage trusted devices, keep track of your login history, and change your password.
Where to find it
| App | Location |
|---|---|
| Android app | "Me → Security Center" |
| Web app | Avatar menu → Personal center → Security settings |
| Desktop app | User area in the bottom-left corner → Security |
Security overview
The security overview shows the overall state of your account:
- The time, IP, and location of your most recent login
- The number of devices already bound
- The current device identifier
Trusted device management
Trusted devices (devices that have used password-free login) appear in the bound-device list:
- View: the list shows each device's name and login method; the device you are currently using is clearly marked
- Renew: device bindings have a validity period and can be renewed while still valid
- Unbind: after unbinding, the device can no longer log in without a password and must sign in with the password again; if you switch to a new device or lose one, unbind the old device right away
Fingerprint login (Android app)
On the Android app you can turn on fingerprint login in the Security Center: once enabled, a successful on-device fingerprint check gets you into the app quickly, without re-entering your password.
Login history
The login history records every sign-in to your account:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Time | When the login happened |
| Method | Password login, QR-code login, device login, etc. |
| IP and location | Where the login came from |
| Result | Success or failure |
You can filter by login method and result. If something looks wrong, you can clear the history and watch again, or change your password to require all devices to sign in again.
Change your password
- Open the Security Center and choose "Change password"
- Enter your current password and the new password to finish the change
After you change your password, all signed-in devices are signed out, including devices using password-free login.
When to be alert
| What you see | What it may mean |
|---|---|
| An unfamiliar city / unfamiliar IP in the login history | Someone else may be using your account |
| A large number of failed login records | Someone is trying your password |
| A device you don't recognize in the bound list | The device may have been signed in by someone else |
If any of the above happens, change your password immediately and unbind every device you don't recognize.