Account
Verification or recovery failed
Use the application’s current resend or recovery action. Do not share a verification link, token, password, or session with support.
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Start with the exact screen message and record. If the application cannot offer a safe recovery, use support without sending sensitive evidence through a public channel.
Account
Use the application’s current resend or recovery action. Do not share a verification link, token, password, or session with support.
Return to sign inDiscovery
Read the run state and checked scope. Retry only when the application offers it. Failure is not “no copies”; zero results are not universal clearance.
Understand DiscoveryFindings
Refresh the authoritative Finding. Missing media stays unavailable; a stale decision should not be silently repeated.
Understand FindingsEnforcement
Use only the blocker and recovery shown for that exact Case. Do not guess a recipient or treat preparation as Send.
Understand EnforcementMonitoring
A source failure is unknown coverage, not proof that content disappeared. Keep the failed check visible and follow the offered recovery.
Understand MonitoringBilling
Do not repeat a consequential action blindly. Public plan quantities and refund terms are not yet approved; contact support for the controlled pilot.
See pricing statusSupport boundary
Email the outcome you need and the non-sensitive screen state. Do not send passwords, access tokens, payment details, copied-content URLs, recipient addresses, private media, or Case evidence.
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Common questions
No. A display label is not an implicit identity-search query. Only an explicitly selected and supported alias may become a search input.
No. A Finding is a possible copy for review. Similarity and identity leads are not legal conclusions.
No. READY means a package may be eligible for notice review. Attestation and explicit Send remain separate.
No. Provider acceptance, delivery, reported removal, and verified removal are separate states.
No universal 24/7 promise is approved. The application must show actual admitted scope, cadence, checks, and failures.