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Account security

Signing in with a one-time code does not require a VibeVO password. Protect the code itself and access to your linked email or messenger: they allow someone to sign in to your profile.

Important
Never share an email code with anyone. VibeVO staff will never ask for one-time codes.

Sign-in and codes

Linking an additional sign-in method

The email and Telegram in settings belong to your VibeVO profile. They are separate from TikTok, YouTube, and other accounts used for publishing: linking a sign-in method does not verify ownership of a social account or load its statistics.

If a link button is shown next to email or Telegram, you can verify a new sign-in method from your current profile:

  1. Open the settings of the VibeVO profile you want to keep using.
  2. Choose to link email or Telegram. For email, enter your address; for Telegram, open the bot using the link in the form and follow the steps shown.
  3. Request a one-time code and enter it in the same form. If you need another code, wait for the timer shown on screen.
  4. Wait for a successful linking message and for the value to appear on the card.

A method that is already linked appears as a field protected from editing. Adding a missing method and replacing an existing one are different actions. If you need to change details that are already linked or have lost access to them, contact support.

If the form says the email or Telegram is linked to another profile, do not assume that your data will be transferred automatically. Follow the suggested action or contact support to resolve access. Do not share one-time codes with other people.

Account recovery

Recommendations
  • Link Telegram to your account — it's a second way to sign in if email fails
  • Don't forward emails with one-time codes — they grant full account access
  • Sign out on shared devices when you're done
  • Don't click suspicious links in emails that claim to be from VibeVO

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Updated: September 23, 2026

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