Your Users.life account
When you sign in with an existing Users.life account, the Users.life sign-in page handles authentication. The app receives an access token and retrieves your name, username, contact details and verification status, profile photo if you have one, and connected apps. It uses this information to display your account and help you open your connected apps.
The app keeps its access token and account display data in memory during your session. Users.life keeps your shared account profile and connected-app records on its servers. It processes sign-in and request information to operate and protect the account service.
Offline authenticator codes
You can use the authenticator without signing in. When you add an entry, the app reads the setup key, service name, and account label from the QR code, selected image, or details you enter. It stores the entry in an encrypted vault on the device and uses it to generate time-based codes locally. The app does not send the vault, setup keys, or generated codes to Users.life.
The camera is used when you choose to scan a setup code. You can also select an image or enter a setup key manually. If you use device authentication to unlock your vault, the operating system verifies you and provides the result to the app. The app does not receive fingerprint or face data. If you choose to copy a code, the app places it on your device's clipboard.
Connected apps
When you open a connected app, its website or sign-in flow handles the next step. If you authorize a connection through Users.life, the sign-in screen explains the account information requested for that connection. The connected service handles any information you provide there under its own privacy terms.
Removing data from this device
Use Remove account from this device to end the app session and clear the app's profile data, offline authenticator entries, vault key, and vault passcode on this device. Your browser can keep a separate sign-in session. Your shared Users.life account and its connected-app records remain available online.
To delete one authenticator entry, open Offline codes and choose Remove on that entry. Make sure you have another way to sign in to the service before deleting its entry or clearing the vault. The service's own account and verification settings stay in place.
You can view and update your shared profile and contact information in the Users.life account gateway.
Privacy contact
For questions about this policy or how Virtual User handles your data, email support@users.life.