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Actavus

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  1. Yes super good idea. Honestly xat maybe benefit from this transfer history log as a power. EX: (tloghistory) power Maybe you can only have access to this feature for a cold hard cash of 35,000 xats. (This would prevent alot of accounts from having the "account security compromised" but also give the option to xat users who wish the risk is worth being able to see the logs)
  2. I think you misunderstood, i didn't mean registered IPs. EX: IP1 (Real Client) --> They can only see recent transfer history of stuff transfered from that IP (Anything that isn't same IP comes up on the log as censored) IP2 (Hacker) --> Hacker logs into stolen account, they look at history log (They will ONLY see censored transfer history which wont compromise account security). BUT will be able to see anything they transfer as a hacker. Scenerio: Real client logs into account --> SEES a recent transfer dated from yesterday thats censored. They know ASAP something is fishy since they see a censored transfer but everything else that they recently transfered isnt censored. Although the real client's IP may change from going to different internet locations/wifis, they will know weather they recognize making a transfer recently based on the date. -------------------------- Although the suggestion for seeing logs based on authentication is also a good idea, to uncensored everything if the real account owner really wanted to verify additional information themselves. So in a nutt shell: 1) If you are un-authenticated a bunch of logs will be censored 2) If you are authenticated, then everything is uncensored
  3. 1) VERY useful for when you suddenly get refreshed after a transfer 2) Got transferred xats "just as you hit the sign out" of chat button 3) Proof of sending xats when people claim "you never sent them" 4) Some others i've encountered drunk people send xats, and forgot what happened the next day and want to know who they sent it to 5) SOMETIMES clicking on someone, someone else's pawn/name powers overlap the person you click and accidently sent to wrong person 6) Someone hacked into account and you want ability to see if your account transfered/traded recently (Even if it shows it censored -- but atleast you know something phishy happened) 7) YOU ARE AFK and someone transfers to you, then eventually you get logged out of xat or get forced refreshed. 1) A checkbox can be implemented saying "Do not log future transactions" (So that way it ONLY starts showing new transfers after you uncheck it) 2) INCREASES safety of users as they will know ASAP when account is hacked since they will see that someone else started without without their permission (Maybe for "trade" it can be listed in the transfer history as a generic "5 powers, 5 days, 360 xats transfered" 3) "HELD" accounts should be forced to have all transfers no longer displayed until they are unheld (Then it'll start showing new transfers AFTER the unheld) 4) Transfers list should only be showed to you based on your IP address (EX: Anything NOT from your IP will be censored and show a generic: "Censored due to changed IP") Honestly there are many methods to increase user security such as those censorship based on a "current" logged in user or IP and still provide benefit to the xat users.
  4. I believe that a button should be added to xat in the same window when you click yourself to see information about yourself. That a button be added called "Recent Transfers". (Obviously not the same as Trade) Even showing the most recent 10 transfers would be super useful as to recall how many xats you transferred to a person was, or who was the most recent person you transferred to. This would cut down on people having to create support tickets for when people accidentally transfer to the wrong person, or believe they transferred a different amount since they would have the proof available to them asap. (This wouldn't compromise account security for tickets as well, since it won't show a full history but only most recent)
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