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Account Settings Overview

A complete guide to BookAuth account settings — profile, security, notifications, privacy, and subscription management.

Updated April 10, 20261 views

Your BookAuth settings give you control over every aspect of your account. This guide provides a comprehensive overview of all settings available.

Accessing Settings

Click your profile avatar in the top-right corner and select "Settings", or navigate to Settings from the sidebar.

Settings Categories

Profile Settings

Setting What It Controls
Display Name Your public name across BookAuth
Bio Your author/reader/professional bio
Avatar Your profile photo
Social Links Twitter, Instagram, Goodreads, website
Author Slug Your subdomain and profile URL

Security Settings

Setting What It Controls
Email Your login email address
Password Change your login password
Two-Factor Authentication Enable/disable 2FA (via authenticator app)
Connected Accounts Google/GitHub SSO connections
Active Sessions View and revoke active login sessions

Notification Settings

Setting Options
Email Notifications On/Off per event type
In-App Notifications On/Off per event type
Digest Frequency Instant, Daily, Weekly

Privacy Settings

Setting Options
Profile Visibility Public, Followers Only, Private
Reading List Public, Private
Activity Status Show/Hide

Subscription & Billing

Setting What It Controls
Current Plan View and change subscription
Payment Method Update credit card
Billing History View past invoices
Cancel/Downgrade Manage your subscription

Role Management

Setting What It Controls
Active Roles Enable/disable Author, Reader, Professional roles
Default Role Which dashboard loads on login

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I change my email address?
A: Yes. Navigate to Settings > Security > Email. You'll need to verify the new email address.

Q: How do I enable two-factor authentication?
A: Settings > Security > Two-Factor Authentication > Enable. You'll need an authenticator app (Google Authenticator, Authy, etc.).

Q: Can I have multiple roles?
A: Yes. You can be an Author, Reader, and Professional simultaneously.

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