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Staying Secure

Staying Secure

Your Livinity is your own private space, and keeping it secure is mostly a handful of good habits. Here's a simple checklist — none of it takes long, and together it makes a real difference.


Use a strong password

Start with a strong, unique password for your account — not one you reuse elsewhere. You can set or change it anytime (see Account Settings).


Turn on two-factor authentication

This is the big one. With two-factor authentication on, signing in needs both your password and a code from your phone — so even if someone learned your password, they still couldn't get in. Switch it on in your account (see Account Settings).

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Check who's signed in

Every so often, glance at your signed-in devices and sign out anything you don't recognize (see Security & Sessions). It's a quick way to make sure it's only ever you.


Let Livinity watch your back

Some protection happens automatically: Livinity blocks addresses that show suspicious sign-in behavior, quietly, in the background — nothing for you to do.


Keep it updated, and share carefully

  • Stay current — updates include security fixes, so apply them when they come (see Updating Livinity).
  • Share thoughtfully — only make apps public when you mean to, since public means anyone with the link can reach them (see Sharing an App Publicly).

Do these few things — strong password, two-factor, the occasional session check, and stay updated — and your Livinity is in great shape.

Need a hand? Reach the team at everything@livinity.io.