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Live copying runs on TAIL’s servers, so it can continue when your browser is closed. Use the copy settings to stop automatic copying. Closing a tab or signing out of one device should not be treated as proof that server-side copying has been disabled.
The app shows the account and its wallets. Check that you are signed in to the account you intend to use before changing settings or moving funds.
A key export is access to the wallet.
The Wallet page provides the wallet’s key-export flow. Anyone who obtains a private key can control the associated wallet. Do not paste it into a support message, a website form, or a chat, including an AI chat.
Use the official app and inspect the destination of a link before signing in. A person asking for your private key to fix a deposit or withdrawal is asking for control of the wallet.
Read what you are confirming.
A sign-in, a device confirmation, and a transaction signature are different actions. Check the account, destination, asset, and amount in a money-action flow rather than approving because the request appeared after a familiar button.
The product applies limits and execution checks, but those do not eliminate market risk, token risk, or every possible failure. A copied trade can lose money, and a token that was sellable can become difficult or impossible to exit.
Use the current account state.
If a confirmation is refused or your account appears disconnected, stop at that result and follow the app’s recovery path. Do not bypass the refusal with an unfamiliar signer or a different website.
The troubleshooting guide separates a missing signal, a rule-based skip, and an execution refusal so you can inspect the right part of the flow.