example wrote:

♥ Heres how it works! ♥
Scratch Guard - Have you or someone else logged in from an unfamiliar location? This will send an email to you, giving you a random string of letters and numbers for you to insert for you to log in. Didn't log in? No touchy.
Enable {X} (recommended)
Disable { }

if disabled clicked wrote:

Are you sure you want to disable Scratch Guard?

{ YES } { NO }

if yes clicked wrote:

You have now disabled Scratch Guard. You can check again in your settings if you wish to enable Scratch Guard.

if disabled was on and turned back on wrote:

You have now enabled Scratch Guard. You can check again in your settings if you wish to disable Scratch Guard.

Unblurry wrote:

Thank you all for the support! And of course, I shall list semi and full supporters here.
Unblurryy THREAD POSTER
-Itachi- FULL SUPPORTER
1MatsuLover FULL SUPPORTER
PrincessPanda_test_ FULL SUPPORTER
GlassGalaxy FULL SUPPORTER
Studio42 SEMI SUPPORTER
LP_Play FULL SUPPORTER
Epicness123 FULL SUPPORTER
DimensionPVP FULL SUPPORTER
Techno-Cat FULL SUPPORTER
edward789121 FULL SUPPORTER
enspcds FULL SUPPORTER
Ziggy741 FULL SUPPORTER
MasterJPixel FULL SUPPORTER
storytellergirl FULL SUPPORTER

Didn't add you in? Tell me on my profile, please.

say [thank you so much for reading and following the forum post :)] for (2) secs

Unblurryy wrote:

Places they don't log in usually I know its not much of detail, but for example, if the scratcher lived somewhere in Canada, and they are in another location (US, China, etc), that would be an unfamiliar location

say [thank you so much for reading and following the forum post :)] for (2) secs

Usage Information:
When you use Scratch, our servers will automatically store a limited amount of information about how you use the website. This information includes a number that identifies your computer (the IP address), which pages you visited, and what browser you are using.

Support, this saved me from being hacked twice on Google.

Support. Whenever you log onto Gmail on another computer or location, it notifies you. It also has a feature where you can log out of other sessions on other devices, so maybe they could add that as well if they can?

Support! Google has that feature, which saved me from being hacked.

Unblurryy wrote:

Support, this saved me from being hacked twice on Google.

Support. Whenever you log onto Gmail on another computer or location, it notifies you. It also has a feature where you can log out of other sessions on other devices, so maybe they could add that as well if they can?

Support! Google has that feature, which saved me from being hacked.

Oh wow! I never knew google had that feature. If google has it though, maybe scratch can? It really stinks to see people getting hacked.

http://u.cubeupload.com/GlassGalaxy/alert.png

http://u.cubeupload.com/GlassGalaxy/email.png

GlassGalaxy wrote:

Yep. I have screenshots.

(can't post images yet)

http://u.cubeupload.com/GlassGalaxy/alert.png

http://u.cubeupload.com/GlassGalaxy/email.png

(Click on them 3 times to select them, copy, then paste into address bar)

liam48D wrote:

I'm kind of curious, how often are Scratch accounts actually stolen?

Honestly the most likely way for your account to be stolen I can think of is a person at your School seeing you enter your password, and using that. And if that's the case then this suggestion wouldn't protect you – they'd be in the same country, same town as you, it's not like Scratch can magically detect whose sitting at the desk!

Studio42 wrote:

Meh. Some support. I don't think hacking scratch accounts is a big problem. There is very little incentive, and people should have secure passwords. I think a better way would be you would be able to chose if you wanted Scratch Guard on, and it would use your ip instead.

Unblurryy wrote:

Bump. I agree with what everyone says too, and thank you for taking the time to view