Profile
What you store about yourself, and what connected applications can receive.
Open Profile from the sidebar. It holds two groups: the identity shown to connected applications, and personal details kept for your own record.
Fields
| Field | Notes |
|---|---|
| Full name | Shown on your account and shared with applications granted the profile scope. |
| Username | How others find you. Letters, numbers, dots and dashes. |
| Your sign-in address and where security mail is sent. Changing it needs administrator help. | |
| Phone | Optional contact number. |
| Date of birth, gender | Optional. |
| Bio | Optional short description. |
| Address, city, district, country, PIN code | Optional postal details. |
| Profile photo, cover image | Uploaded images, served from your account. |
What applications receive
Connected applications never get your whole profile. They receive only the claims covered by the scopes you approved at the consent screen:
| Scope | Shared |
|---|---|
openid | A stable identifier for your account, and nothing else. |
profile | Name, username, profile picture. |
email | Email address, and whether it is verified. |
Your address, phone, date of birth and bio are not exposed through any current scope. They stay on your account.
Photos
- Images are uploaded to your account and served from it, not from a third party.
- The profile photo is shared with applications holding the
profilescope. - Removing an image takes effect immediately; applications that already cached it may keep showing the old one for a while.
Changing your email
Your email is the identifier you sign in with and the address that receives security alerts, so it is not self-service. Contact an administrator to change it.