Your account and privacy
Settings, notifications, security and what others can see about you.
Open Settings from the account menu.
Profile
Change your name and email address (a new email has to be verified). Under the public profile section you can set a display name, photo and short bio (Adjust crop chooses what stays in view, and Zoom frames it more tightly), and choose:
- whether you have a public page at all;
- whether you may appear in the member lists on the home page;
- whether other members can send you messages;
- an optional contact phone and contact email, shown only to signed-in visitors who ask to see them.
Notifications
Everything that happens appears in your notifications (the bell in the header). Under Settings > Notifications you choose which kinds of email you also want, for example booking updates or replies to your comments.
Addresses
Under Settings > Addresses, keep the addresses you have products delivered to (up to 10). Mark one as your default. Only you can see them; an order keeps its own copy, so changing an address later doesn't change an order already placed.
Security
Change your password and turn on two-factor authentication under Settings > Security. With it on, signing in also needs a code from an authenticator app on your phone. Keep your recovery codes somewhere safe in case you lose your phone.
Appearance
If the site allows it, choose light mode, dark mode, or follow your device under Settings > Appearance.
Deleting your account
You can delete your account at the bottom of Settings > Profile. This can't be undone.
What others can see
People see your display name (or first name and last initial), your photo, and what you choose to share on your public page. Your email address, full name and private messages are never public.
Privacy policy and terms
The Privacy policy and Terms of use are linked at the bottom of every page. Creating an account means you agree to the Terms. If the Terms change in an important way, you'll see a short notice the next time you sign in; choose Got it once you've read them.