Account and privacy
Sign-in methods, public aliases, and basic data-protection guidance.
Sign in
Plura supports Google and Telegram sign-in. Once signed in, the service connects your forecasts, update history, and accuracy results to one account.
Use only your own identity-provider account. On a shared device, sign out of Plura when you finish.
What other people may see
Depending on the section, public information may include:
- an anonymous alias in a discussion;
- an emoji ID in a rating;
- aggregate consensus and forecaster count;
- a published accuracy result together with coverage.
Your name, email address, and technical sign-in details should not be exposed to other participants through these public elements.
Data the service needs
To provide its core features, Plura stores an account identifier, server times for forecasts, historical values, event outcomes, and data needed to protect discussions. Message text may be checked by an external automated safety service before publication.
This page is a short explanation
The complete data list, retention periods, user rights, and contact details must be defined by Plura’s current legal documents.
Useful links
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