Fanvue lets users control different notification channels while keeping login and security settings in a separate account area. Setting both up properly helps you notice important activity without being overwhelmed by every event.
Choose push, email and site notifications deliberately
Fanvue provides separate controls for push, email and on-site notifications. Depending on the channel, these can include purchases, subscriptions, tips, messages, comments, follows, likes and promotions.
Keep revenue and account activity hard to miss
For creators, purchase, subscription, tip and message notifications are usually more operationally important than social activity such as likes. Configure channels so the events that require action reach you reliably.
Enable 2FA where your account supports it
Fanvue’s account settings include password management and two-factor authentication. If you signed up with a supported social login, you may need to create a password before enabling 2FA.
Know how to respond to suspicious access
If you think the account may be compromised, change the password immediately. If you cannot log in, use the password-recovery process and contact Fanvue support if access cannot be restored.
Best Creators tip: security alerts should not compete with marketing noise
Use a reliable email address for account and payout matters, keep recovery access current and review active sessions periodically. Important security information is only useful if you actually see it.