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Account Settings

Change your password, manage trusted devices, switch language, control emails, export your data or deactivate your profile.

For everyone
1

Open your settings

One page, five sections

Go to Settings in the sidebar. The sections come in this order: Change Password, Trusted Devices, Language, Email Communications and Account Management.

The Quick Actions links in the side panel do not open anything new. They scroll you down to the matching section on the same page.

2

Password and trusted devices

Under Change Password, enter your Current Password, then your New Password, then Confirm New Password, and click Update Password.

Trusted Devices

A trusted device is one that can sign in without a one time code. The list shows every device you have trusted:

  • Current: the badge marking the device you are reading this on.
  • Last used, IP and expiry: each row shows when the device was last used, the IP address it signed in from, and the date the trust expires.
  • Remove All Other Devices: drops every device except the one you are on. Those devices will need a code again at the next sign-in. Use it if you lose a laptop or phone.
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Language and emails

Under Language, switch between English and Bosanski. This is the only place to change the interface language, and it applies as soon as you pick it.

Under Email Communications there is exactly one toggle: Receive product updates and digest emails. There is no per-type email matrix and nothing else to configure, so this single switch is the whole marketing email setting.

Some emails are not optional transactional emails (security, payments, application status) are always sent, and this toggle does not affect them. You will still hear about a password reset or an application moving stage.
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Your data and your profile

Under Account Management, Download Your Data exports everything WizzHire holds on you as a JSON file. It is built on the spot and downloaded straight to your device. Nothing is emailed and there is nothing to wait for.

Deactivate Profile asks for your password to confirm. Your profile is hidden, you stop receiving emails, and you are signed out immediately. Logging back in reactivates you, with everything still in place.

Deactivating is not deleting your account and your history stay in place while you are deactivated, which is exactly why you can come back by logging in. If you want your data actually erased, that goes through support.