Account, security and data
Signing in, two-factor authentication, notifications, settings and data handling.
4 articles in this topic.
Short answer
You sign in with an email address and password or with a Google account, and you can protect the login with two-factor authentication. The Settings page is where you control notifications, language, the approval flow and your data. One thing worth knowing: text and image generation run at third-party AI providers, which can involve processing outside the European Union — the binding detail is in the Hungarian privacy policy.
Articles in this topic
Account and security: signing in, two-factor authentication, access
Sign-in methods, two-factor authentication, changing your password, and reviewing every form of access.
3 min readSetting up notifications
What notifications exist, which to leave on, and what to do when too many or none arrive.
3 min readSettings: what you configure where
The sections of the Settings page in order, and what each setting affects.
3 min readData handling and AI providers
What happens to the data you provide, what goes to external AI providers, and where the binding statement is.
3 min readFrequently asked — Account, security and data
These questions are about the whole topic; the detail is in the articles.
Does all my data stay in the EU?
We do not claim that, because it would not be true: some AI processing steps can happen at providers outside the EU. The privacy policy sets out the detail.
What should I not upload to Pagioo?
Anything whose external processing is not permitted on your side: health data, identity documents, card details, or confidential third-party material you are not authorised to share.
Which two notifications should always stay on?
Failed publishing and low credits. Both stop the content flow in a way that leaves the interface looking perfectly fine.
Can I delete my account and my data?
Yes. Material and content can be deleted, and account deletion can be requested.
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